Rumors suggest that Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun are planning to get married sooner rather than later. Tired of the long engagement, Sweeney expressed her desire to speed up the process. Their future discussions reveal that they are aligned on their goals. Sweeney sees Brown as her ideal partner, providing support through the challenges and public criticism she has faced.
The whirlwind romance between Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun has been making headlines ever since they were first spotted out in public getting cozy. According to new reports, the two may be on their way to tying the knot! This is what we know so far about this matter.
Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun may be ready to get married
According to recent updates shared by RadarOnline, the couple may be on their way to getting married. The ‘Housemaid’ actress reportedly does not want to prolong her engagement and is looking forward to getting married without a huge gap. “Sydney was previously engaged and wants to go straight ahead with the marriage,” a statement added.
Furthermore, the report noted that the two have already had conversations about the same, including their future, and are on the “same page” about most things.
Another statement added: “There’s no time to plan a wedding, but there’s definitely time to elope – and they both think the time is now.” Sweeney was previously engaged for three years to Chicago businessman Jonathan Davino, then broke up with him in March last year.The report also indicated that Sweeney is very serious about Brown, and feels he is the right person for her. Another statement from the report added: “Sydney believes Scooter is a keeper. He has been incredibly supportive and helpful in her plans to start a production company and sees no point in another long engagement with their relationship in such a strong place.”
The two have been supporting each other for some time during some of the toughest moments in their lives. The report noted that while Brown was there for the actress as she faced public backlash over her jeans campaign, she supported him through criticism related to his takeover of Taylor Swift’s music catalog.
