Are Sydney Sweeney And Amanda Seyfried 'Real' Friends? Stars' Red Carpet Closeness Analysed
From red carpet laughs to text chains, the Housemaid stars' public closeness points to a real friendship beyond promotional duties

With the success of their psychological thriller 'The Housemaid', attention has shifted from the film's dark twists to the surprisingly affectionate dynamic between its two stars, Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried.
Their red-carpet closeness, easy rapport in interviews and playful social-media moments have ignited speculation: Is this simply strategic Hollywood chemistry, or the beginnings of a genuine friendship?
A closer look at their off-camera behaviour, praise for each other and candid remarks suggests their bond runs far deeper than a publicity obligation — a rarity in an industry where manufactured warmth is often part of the job.
Mutual Praise On Record: Compliments, 'Text Chains' and Enthusiasm
This friendship seems to be based on mutual respect and gratitude. Amanda Seyfried, in a recent interview with PEOPLE magazine, said about her co-star: 'I think she's beautiful and fun... And we definitely love what we do and the project so much that it's infectious. We saw the movie, and we both loved it.' She further stated that the two had become intimate during filming and even had a group text between them to keep in touch.
Warmth is reciprocated. During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Sydney Sweeney explained that Amanda was her role model and that she is obsessed with her. She remembered how her lifelong admiration for Seyfried's work, such as her performance in Mamma Mia!, made working on The Housemaid a dream.
In addition to compliments, the two have even filmed a light-hearted TikTok together, performing to ABBA's anthem 'Angeleyes'—a fun moment that, according to Sweeney, fulfilled her dream.
Red Carpet Chemistry — True Rapport Or Well-Curated PR?
During the premiere of The Housemaid in New York, the actresses' red-carpet relationship attracted attention. Photographs were taken of them embracing hands after a planned cake-cutting affair, exchanging what seemed to be more than fake grins and smiles.
'Amanda and I became sisters. She was the best friend ever,' Sweeney explained to Variety. 'We have so much fun together, and I actually think that when you have a scene partner and actor that you can have fun with, and you feel safe with and free, it actually makes those kinds of scenes even better.'
Hollywood, of course, isn't new to strategic appearances. Promotional obligations in showbiz can demand a display of warmth. However, in interviews, these two are not just praising them on the surface level—they reference shared creative drive, honesty with each other, and small but meaningful details, such as sending personal texts.
Shared Journeys and Professional Respect — A Real Connection

Both stars appear to have grown closer as a result of their shared experience on The Housemaid. They have described the project as intense but liberating, a chance to play darker, more complex roles than they had ever played. The emotional closeness and the hours spent on that joint effort often form close bonds among co-stars.
Seyfried's praise of Sweeney's professionalism and charm, along with Sweeney's open admiration for Seyfried's talent and status, suggests that the two formed an admiration-based relationship rather than one driven by rivalry.
Could It Still Be A Media Strategy? Why That Doesn't Undermine Their Bond
Sceptics can say that Hollywood may contrive the friendly behaviour to generate buzz, and it is an overused strategy, particularly when two actors co-star in a movie. The collaborative promotional events, official compliments, and collective social-media posts might be viewed as a part of a PR campaign to promote the release of The Housemaid.
Nevertheless, some of the most revealing remarks were not prepared for red carpets or press conferences, even though the time coincides with the promotional events. The text chain revelation, the inadvertent praise of Amanda, and the uninhibited interview with a candid Sydney on a late-night talk show provide insight into the other side of marketing. Authenticity usually shines when celebrities show affection off-camera.
In addition, this collaboration, as well as the respect that appears to have been built between the two actresses, may have given them a sense of personal worth beyond the publicity itself. In a world of changing co-stars and temporary alliances, a genuine friendship with a colleague who is knowledgeable in craft and fame can be very hard to find and worth having.
The Verdict: Yes — Their Friendship Appears Genuine
Based on their public statements, relaxed body language and sincere admiration for each other, Sweeney and Seyfried's bond seems real.
In a film industry filled with polished façades, their off-camera interactions suggest a rare friendship built on respect, shared creative intensity and genuine affection — not a manufactured publicity strategy.
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