OR Sidney Swinni (Sydney Sweeney) She celebrated her 28th birthday, but the eyes were not focused on the celebration and her party, where many celebrities attended. Although the actress in the series “Euphoria” is known for her impressive neckline, in her own feast the scene lights “stole” Lauren Sanchez.
Amazon’s 55 -year -old wife, Jeff Bezos, threw them all out, wearing a strapless metal mini dress that left a little in the imagination. It is true that lately Mrs Bezos has become accustomed to such appearances. Of course, the actress was also impressive, but in front of “Sifuna” … Sanchez did not make the difference.
In the “battle” chest to chest, the big winner was Mrs. Bezos. Internet users, who are always “ready” and with a great sense of humor, commented on the photos posted by the actress on Instagram. “The best girlfriends!”wrote a fan of Sidney Swinni, while another completed: “Lauren is excessive. This dress is very tight ».
Sidney Swinni organized a space -subject party, attended by many famous friends. Her… intergalactic appearance at the party was a good choice, but we have seen this dress before. Britney Spears had appeared with the same set for the 2008 Circus album.
The actress was one of the celebrities invited to the wedding of Bezos. Indeed, Sidney Swinni had “figured” all the headlines during the celebrations, as she had fun with personalities such as Tom Brady and Orlando Bloom. However, her involvement in the luxurious marriage left some confused, but it seems that her presence was a sign of respect for her future employer Jeff Bezos, according to Page Six.
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