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Sydney Sweeney was scorching hot in a sexy dragon costume for “Friendsgiving.”
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The A-list celebrity shared a series of photos from her week of hanging out with pals over the Thanksgiving holiday in the U.S.
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She shared photos from a Disney park as well as a bar and at an undisclosed lake.
Sydney Sweeney strikes a playful pose with someone dressed in a Donkey costume. sydney_sweeney/INSTAGRAM
Sweeney and her friends were captured at a party where everyone dressed as their favourite character from Shrek — her costume is evidently Dragon.
The actress is seen donning red horns, a low-cut matching top and bottoms to look like the dragon from the hit movie series.
Sweeney also took photos with someone dressed in a giant inflatable Donkey costume and someone dressed up as the Gingerbread Man from the movie.
Sydney Sweeney poses with someone dressed as the Gingerbread Man from Shrek. sydney_sweeney/INSGTAGRAM
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She captured the photo carousel with “friendsgiving week.”
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The 28-year-old’s latest project, Christy, recently opened to one of the worst U.S. starts ever for a movie.
“We don’t always just make art for numbers, we make it for impact,” Sweeney wrote on Instagram. “And christy has been the most impactful project of my life.”
The film co-stars Ben Foster, Merritt Wever and Katy O’Brien and chronicles Christy Martin’s rise to fame in the 1990s to become one of the most prominent female boxers in the U.S.
While promoting the movie, she recently revealed to the Toronto Sun how she controversially eats her hot dogs.
“You’re going to hate me. I eat my hot dogs plain. I didn’t know it was such a thing until recently when I said it in an interview and people attacked me. I just like a plain hot dog,” she said.
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