Sydney Sweeney Labeled The 'Most Wanted Woman In America' As 'Famous Men' Flood Her DMs

Sydney Sweeney has reportedly been inundated with numerous messages from famous men who want to date her, particularly soccer stars.

Following her split from longtime partner, Jonathan Davino, the "Euphoria" star is said to be casually dating in America as she continues to turn down suitors from outside the country.

This comes as Sydney Sweeney continues to face backlash over her American Eagle Jeans ad, which she was recently heckled over by a lady at the premiere of her latest movie, "Americana."

Newly single Sydney Sweeney seems to be a hot commodity among professional sports stars, including top Premier League soccer stars.

According to The Sun, sources close to the 27-year-old actress shared that her Instagram DMs have been flooded with proposals for dates from some of the biggest names on TV, including stars in the Premier League.

"Her Instagram DMs are packed with messages from famous men trying to get in contact with her," the insider said. "It's mostly guys playing for teams like Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal."

The source continued, "They offer her trips to Europe to see them and take her on a date, but she's not the kind of person who does that."

"Some of them are very insistent and have even tried to find her address to send her flowers, but she always refuses," they added.

The source who spoke to The Sun went further to confirm that "more than 100 people" try to contact Sweeney every month, and they range "from celebs to millionaires or very rich people from the Middle East and Asia."

While her friends have jokingly crowned her "the most wanted woman in America since Madonna," Sweeney maintains a no-nonsense approach to her social media and doesn't hesitate to call out people who try to mess with her.

"The ones who cross the line of respect are quickly blocked," the source said. "Not long ago, an American actor who had recently divorced approached her to take her on a date."

They added, "She declined, and he started being very rude, so she told him to stop talking to her and to show some respect to her and all women."

Sweeney confirmed her single status earlier this year following her split from ex-fiancé Jonathan Davino.

The former couple first sparked romance rumors in 2018 after they were sighted attending different events that year, only for the actress to delete a photo of her kissing him on New Year's Eve.

A source told People Magazine back in March that Sweeney came to the realisation that she was not prepared to marry and that she "didn't feel right" about her connection with Davino, further adding that her busy schedule was a factor in the split.

"She's exactly where she wants to be. Most people would feel overwhelmed by her working schedule this year, but not Syd. She's all about working right now and very excited about all her projects," the source said.

"What did make her overwhelmed, though, was her relationship and her wedding. She didn't feel right about it," the insider continued.

The source further added that Sweeney "is not ready to settle down" and that her relationship with Davino "only lasted for this long because it was hard for her to break it off."

"They didn't split because there is no love. They split because she just wants to focus on her career right now," the insider noted.

Meanwhile, Sweeney was recently sighted on a jet ski ride with a mystery man who was pictured holding her waist, according to TMZ.

The relationship between the pair remains unknown; however, Sweeney seemed to be comfortable in the man's company as she was spotted grinning from ear to ear during their outing.

Sweeney has been in the news after coming under fire for her American Eagle "Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans" ad campaign.

In the clip, the "White Lotus" star used a "jeans/genes" pun that some critics online claim supports eugenics and Nazi propaganda.

This caused her to be recently heckled by a lady at the premiere of her latest movie, "Americana," as reported by The Blast.

As she made her way inside the venue, the woman shouted "Stop the ad, that is being racist!" at Sweeney, but the actress didn't pay much attention.

While she has yet to address the backlash, American Eagle has responded, insisting that it was about the clothing.

"'Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans' is and always was about the jeans," the company said in a statement. "Her jeans. Her story."

"We'll continue to celebrate how everyone wears their AE jeans with confidence, their way," they continued, adding, "Great jeans look good on everyone."