Sydney Sweeney perfectly responds to being called 'dumb blond with big t*ts'

If you needed another reason to love Sydney Sweeney, this is it.

The actress has been doing the media rounds of late ahead of the release of her new movie, Anyone but You, which she stars in alongside Top Gun: Maverick and Sand Castle star Glen Powell.

The acting duo recently went on Today Show together, and were faced with an undeniably awkward question from Hoda Kotb.

Seeming to forget that Sweeney is engaged to be married to Jonathan Davino, Kotb said: "Can I ask a question? I have to ask because there's chemistry sitting here.

"Is there- is this like a little romance?"

The pair took the uncomfortable question in their stride and gushed about each other to Kotb, but viewers were left creasing by her remarks.

And in another press interview before Anyone but You's release on December 26, Sweeney was asked a host of questions by Glamour magazine.

One question was about the biggest misconception about her.

"[The] biggest misconception about me is that I'm just a dumb blond with big t*ts," she said.

Responding to this, the 26-year-old went on to quip: "I'm naturally brunette."

Take a bow, Sydney.

She added: "I'm very different to a lot of the characters I play, or the version you see of me on [red] carpets or in interviews because I'm still made up. Like, this is still the work version of me."

Her interview has gone down a storm with fans, with one labelling her as 'adorable'.

They wrote: "She's so adorable."

"I love her," added a second, as someone else went on: "This is the most beautiful and sweetest woman on this planet."

Elsewhere, others were shocked to learn that she's actually brunette.

"WAIT IS SHE ACTUALLY BRUNETTE?!" one person on TikTok wrote.

"I was shocked but I can see it now," another went on, while a third added: "Omg she’s brunette."

Noting her amazing response, a different person said: "I liked her before but now I love her."

Elsewhere in her conversation with Glamour, Sweeney addressed some people's concerns that she was 'objectified' in The Rolling Stones music video that she featured in.

"I felt hot," she said of her cameo. "I picked my own outfit out of racks and racks of clothes. I felt so good in it."

Good for you, girl.