Sydney Sweeney is embracing her single girl era.
After months of rumors and quiet speculation, the Euphoria star has confirmed that she and longtime partner Jonathan Davino have officially called it quits.
In a recent interview with The Times of London, Sydney opened up — briefly but candidly — about where she’s at following the end of her engagement. “I’m learning a lot about myself [and] spending more time with my friends,” she shared. “I’m loving it.”
When asked directly whether she was still planning a wedding, Sydney answered with a simple “no,” confirming that the engagement is off and she’s no longer with Davino.
The two first started dating back in 2018 and got engaged in 2022. Their breakup was first reported in March, after nearly seven years together. Although they were later spotted having lunch together, a source clarified that the outing was not romantic — just two people navigating a post-breakup relationship.
While Sydney hasn’t gone into further detail about what led to the split, her comments make it clear that she’s moving forward with confidence and clarity.
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