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Sydney Sweeney could make millions from controversial Euphoria dog scene

Sydney Sweeney has already caused controversy galore after a clip of the new season showed her dressed up as a baby, but now she might be set to cash in on her antics

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Sydney Sweeney could be about to make a lot of money after her raunchy antics in Euphoria(Image: HBO Max)

Sydney Sweeney could use the controversy surrounding the new Euphoria series to make millions. It comes as she has already caused chaos over clips of the new season of the show.

Teen hit show Euphoria is back on our screens after the first episode premiered on Sunday (April 12). However, despite the anticipation for the new series, fans have been left with a bitter taste after clips have shown Sydney, 28, acting way too racy.

Tensions on the set of the show have also risen, according to reports, making the programme an uncomfortable watch. But Sydney could now be set to cash in on the controversy if she makes one clever move.

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Sydney Sweeney has already caused a stir with her racy antics on the first episode of Euphoria season 3(Image: 2026 Home Box Office, Inc. All rights reserved. HBO and all related programs are the property)

Several clips of the new season of the show have already generated a buzz around what is next for Sydney's character Cassie as she becomes a loving housewife to hubby Nate Jacobs, played by Jacob Elordi. But new clips have seen a terrifying turn, as she resorts to using adult content websites to fund her wedding, according to LadBible.

In one shocking scene, Sydney is seen dressed up as a young baby, sucking on a dummy whilst holding her legs up. The clip left viewers stunned, with many saying that a line had now been crossed.

But this was just the tip of the iceberg for Sydney, as another clip of her dressed up as a puppy in skimpy underwear also went viral. Many fans were bewildered by the scene as Sydney straddling objects and bouncing on them as if she was a dog herself.

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Fans have been disgusted at her sickening moves on the show(Image: HBO Max)

Whilst in the context of the show, starring other big hitters including Zendaya and Hunter Schafer, fans have been left disgusted with Sydney's antics, this could in fact be a smart move for the star. This is due to the fact that Sydney is wearing her own lingerie line in the show, Syrn.

In big productions such as Euphoria, it isn't uncommon for some product placement in order to help fund the show. But as Sydney wears a corset from her own lingerie business, her lowkey product placement could generate thousands of sales.

Sydney launched the brand last year, and is now flaunting her latest business venture on the show, wearing the Date Night Satin Corset on the show. Currently, the corset is selling for some $269 (199) and is described as a "waist-cinching corset designed for going out in".

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She could be in line for millions if her corset line is noticed by viewers(Image: AP)

The corset also boasts a laced-up back, some gold hardware to keep the corset in place and also some "silky stretch satin" to help the user slip into the garment with ease. The corset also plays an integral part in an argument between Cassie and Nate.

After Nate discovers that Cassie is turning to adult online content, he questions why is she doing such a thing. She then puts her hands on the corset and declares: "I am growing my following, this brand might sponsor me, its called monetisation."

But as Sydney is engaging in the monetisation of her own line on the show, she may be in line for a major payout if some fans are intrigued to find out more about what she's wearing. One fan said of the collab: "Cassie wearing SYRN? Yes pls Euphoria SYRN, the collab we didn't know we needed."

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