A playful chat between Sydney Sweeney and Patrick Schwarzenegger at a Vegas party sparked buzz after a viral moment.
Patrick Schwarzenegger's weekend in Las Vegas drew attention after a light-hearted but awkward moment with actress Sydney Sweeney went viral. The two were spotted mingling at the Palm Tree Beach Club event held at the MGM Grand on Saturday.
Sydney Sweeney, recently single, appeared in a relaxed look wearing a white tank top and denim mini skirt as she socialised with various celebrities including Machine Gun Kelly. One of the most talked-about moments came during a conversation with White Lotus actor Patrick Schwarzenegger.
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In a video obtained by Daily Mail, Sweeney was seen pointing out food stuck in Schwarzenegger's teeth. The actor responded by pulling out his phone to check using selfie mode, prompting laughter from Sweeney. The interaction quickly caught attention on social media, though the pair later moved past the moment and danced together.
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Despite the chemistry, sources confirmed there is nothing more than friendship between the two. Schwarzenegger, 31, has been engaged to model Abby Champion since late 2023. The couple, together for nearly a decade, plans to marry in 2025.
Speaking to PEOPLE, Patrick shared, 'When we first met, I was 21, she was 18… Over the years, I just continuously fell in love with her more and more.' He emphasised that growing alongside Champion has been one of the strongest aspects of their relationship.
Aside from his personal life, Schwarzenegger is reportedly interested in playing the lead in an American Psycho reboot. Responding to a fan online, he hinted at his enthusiasm, calling the role his 'dream,' and publicly reacted to director Luca Guadagnino's involvement in the project.
Before his long-term relationship with Champion, Schwarzenegger briefly dated Miley Cyrus in 2014, a relationship that ended in 2015.
While the Vegas moment between Sweeney and Schwarzenegger created buzz, the actor remains focused on his professional projects and upcoming wedding plans.
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