Sydney Sweeney blasted Hollywood's "women empowering other women" mantra as "fake" and a "front." The actress said that "none of it's happening."

Sydney Sweeney is calling out some people in the Hollywood industry who tear another woman down privately while publicly proclaiming they are empowering women. In a new interview, the Immaculate star cited the industry’s attitude of “women empowering other women” as untrue.

Sydney Sweeney says Hollywood is not actually filled with 'women empowering other women,' but rather people tearing women down. 'None of it's happening,' she said in the 'Vanity Fair' 2025 Hollywood Issue.

The actress and producer told Vanity Fair that the publicized movement of “women empowering other women” is all “fake.” Her comments arrive after veteran Hollywood producer Carol Baum questioned Sweeney’s appeal as a star earlier this year; Baum said Sweeney was “not pretty” and “can’t act.”

Sydney Sweeney has debunked the entertainment industry’s message about female empowerment. It comes after a female producer in Hollywood is said to have disparaged the Anyone But You star’s physical appearance and talent earlier this year.

Sydney Sweeney slammed the Hollywood female empowerment message of women supporting women as fake, claiming it doesn't translate behind the scenes.

Sydney Sweeney unwittingly found herself at the center of news earlier this year after veteran Hollywood producer Carol Baum said Sweeney is "not pretty" and "can't act" - and then slammed Sweeney's hit rom-com "Anyone but You" as "unwatchable.

Sydney Sweeney is calling out Hollywood over its “women empowering other women” movement, claiming the whole idea is an illusion. The “Anyone But You” star, 27, spoke about the power dynamic among women in the entertainment industry during an interview with Vanity Fair for the magazine’s 2025 Hollywood Issue.

Sydney Sweeney is calling foul on the "fake" veneer of "women empowering other women" in Hollywood. "This entire industry, all people say is 'Women empowering other women.' None of it's happening," Sweeney said in an interview with Vanity Fair published on Wednesday.

Sydney Sweeney threw a bunch of cold water on the idea that Hollywood is interested in female empowerment. She called the supposed movement "fake" and