Euphoria season 3 have faced reactionmostly caused by a controversial storyline centered on Sydney Sweeney.
With the next episode of the scandalous teen drama airing this Sunday, another controversy has emerged. Ahead of its launch, HBO shared a first look Cassie And Nateeagerly awaited wedding.
However, there was one detail in the wedding photos that shocked fans, prompting viewers to watch the event online.
- Fans grill Euphoria season 3 wedding photos with surprising details.
- Viewers questioned Cassie and Nate’s toxic relationship ahead of the wedding episode.
- Sydney Sweeney is facing renewed backlash for defending Cassie’s controversial storyline.
“This wedding still doesn’t make sense to me,” said one viewer.
Euphoria season 3 revealed a new look at Sydney Sweeney’s wedding scene
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In recent weeks, Sydney Sweeney has come under fire on the social front media over the character’s storyline. Creator Sam Levinson’s handling of subplots and broader character writing also drew criticism from longtime fans.
Season 3 saw Cassie turn to adult content creation to fund her dream wedding to Nate (Jacob Elordi). In the upcoming episode, the couple finally gets married, and HBO offers a new look at the ceremony.
One of the images shows a wedding welcome sign next to a photo of the couple. However, instead of using full names, the board uses their nicknames. However, instead of displaying their real names, the board actually stated their nicknames.
Fans exclaimed Euphoriaa large wedding scene with striking details
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Fans were quick to point out issues with the welcome sign on social media, and noted that “Nate” and “Cassie” were not their real names.
Cassie’s full name is Cassandra Howard, while Nate is short for Nathaniel Jacobs. This lead user X questioning why marriage marks use nicknames. Some have wondered whether Levinson left out their full names or simply forgot them.
“Cassie & Nate, not Cassandra and Nathan, pretty classless,” one user commented.
Another wrote, “50k for flowers but the nickname on the Canva invite is evil. I can’t wait for this mess.”
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“Ghetto and lower class,” said a third.
Some fans took issue with the entire wedding setup, including the welcome sign. They criticized Cassie’s taste, calling the show “tacky” and “cheap.”
Others argue that Nate and Cassie’s relationship is extremely toxic and their marriage makes no sense.
“I’m just taking care of this mess,” said one fan.
Sydney Sweeney defends her character’s controversial storyline in season 3
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Since the Season 3 premiere, Sweeney has faced backlash over scenes where his character disguises himself as a dog and a baby while creating adult content for money.
Although many viewers called the scene unnecessary and degrading, the 28 year old actress defending the chaotic storyline in behind the scenes footage.
She said Cassie is confident with her body and doesn’t feel embarrassed about filming explicit content, adding that the character knows how to take advantage of it and even enjoys it.
“That’s his version of the American dream,” he said.
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Sweeney’s statement received further backlash in X, with fans pointing out that previous seasons portrayed Cassie as an attention seeker, making her defense feel inconsistent.
One user said, “He’s really fooling himself. He’s not fooling anyone.”
“He really enjoys his character being a mess and a loser,” added another.
Euphoria is streaming on HBO Max.
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