Sydney Sweeney Takes Lie Detector Test And Is Asked ‘Question On Everyone’s Mind’
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A Vanity Fair segment took a very personal turn with “The Housemaid” actors.
Actor Sydney Sweeney declared her breasts were real while she was hooked up to a lie detector in a video released Thursday ― and the examiner determined she was being truthful. (Watch it below.)
The segment for Vanity Fair featured her “Housemaid” co-star Amanda Seyfried asking the questions, and Sweeney was tasked with the replies.
After Sweeney confessed to a candy addiction, Seyfried upped the stakes.
“There’s been a question on everyone’s mind,” Seyfried said while stopping to drink coffee to increase the suspense (albeit with giggles).
“There’s been a question on everyone’s mind recently, and I just have to ask,” she repeated. “Are your boobs real?”
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