Sydney Sweeney buys all 60 members of her family matching onesies for Christmas
Sydney Sweeney buys matching onesies for "every single" family member at Christmas as part of her festive tradition.
Sydney Sweeney buys matching onesies for "every single" family member at Christmas.
The 26-year-old actress is a huge fan of the holiday season and looks forward to spending time with more than 60 members of her family over the festive period that she makes sure to buy each and every one of them matching sleepwear for the occasion,
She told People: "I love the holidays. I get matching onesies for every single one of my family members, pets included. We just have a giant room of 60 cousins, aunts and uncles, all in matching onesies. "
The 'Euphoria' star went on to explain that once everyone is in their matching onesies, they make themselves into a pyramid for an annual photo before giving out gifts in a Secret Santa-style celebration.
She added: "Then we do a pyramid where we all try and stack ourselves on top of each other and take a yearly photo. We do Secret Santa. I love just giving gifts and seeing how happy people get."
Despite her love of spending time with family over Christmas, Sydney - who is rumoured to be engaged to restaurateur Jonathan Davino - recently admitted that she feels as if she feeling she is missing the family “train” as all her friends have settled down and she does not have any children of her own yet.
She told Glamour UK magazine’s December digital issue: “I’d be crazy if I had a kid or got married before I’m 30 but when I go home all my friends or cousins are married and having kids.
“I’m like, ‘Oh my God, I’m behind the train right now. How can I pick it up?’ So honestly it’s where I am in the world. It’s crazy.”
The former 'White Lotus' star added that ideally she would like to have four kids and is "looking forward" to becoming a mother one day.
She said: "I think about having four kids. I dream of teaching them how to ski when they’re little and having them follow me around on adventures, taking them on hikes, teaching them how to build tree houses, just living through their imagination.
“That’s something I really, really look forward to.”
