Sydney Sweeney made her relationship with Scooter Braun official on her Instagram grid Friday, sharing a carousel of photos from their weekend together at the Stagecoach music festival in Indio, California.
Ms. Sweeney, 28, posted the images on Friday, captioning the collection “cowboy kind of weekend.” The photos showed her and Mr. Braun, 44, posing together in front of a stage, making silly faces in a photo booth and embracing as he held her up during performances over the course of the weekend, according to People.
It marked the first time Ms. Sweeney had posted Mr. Braun on her Instagram grid since they began dating. The post came just over two weeks after Mr. Braun shared a black-and-white photo of the pair to his own Instagram Stories on April 15, in which he called himself a “lucky bastard.”
The couple were also spotted together at an afterparty for “Euphoria’s” Season 3 premiere in West Hollywood on April 7, People reported. During Stagecoach, Ms. Sweeney was seen wearing a necklace with charms bearing the letters “S” and “B,” appearing to reference Mr. Braun’s initials.
Ms. Sweeney and Mr. Braun began dating in September 2025 after meeting at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s wedding in Venice, Italy, earlier that year. By December, a source told People that the relationship had grown serious.
“Scooter and Sydney are going strong and things between them are great,” the source said. “They’re in a committed relationship, and things are serious.”
Mr. Braun was previously married to Yael Cohen from 2014 until they separated in 2021 and divorced in 2022; the former couple share three children. Ms. Sweeney ended her engagement to businessman Jonathan Davino in March 2025 after nearly seven years together.
In a January interview with Cosmopolitan, Ms. Sweeney reflected on navigating romance under public scrutiny.
“I’m still figuring out love, and it’s hard to do that with millions of people who have their own opinions of what that looks like,” she said. “I’m just navigating it all.”
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