Sidney Sweeney apologizes for having ‘amazing’ breasts after Hollywood producer’s scathing comments

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by Nika Shakhnazarova

Seeing is believing.

Sidney Sweeney wore a sweatshirt apologizing for having “amazing” breasts while on holiday in Mexico, but that meant a top Hollywood producer claimed she wasn’t “beautiful” and “can’t act” That was a few days later.

The 26-year-old “Euphoria” alum showed off her playful outfit in a photo taken during a tropical vacation with friends.

In a snap shared on Instagram of the merry-go-round on Saturday, the shirt read: “Sorry for saying great and right opinions.”

The photo, shared with her 19.6 million followers on the platform, shows Sweeney soaking up the sun with two gal pals.

The “Immaculate” actress showed off her toned body in a brown bikini before enjoying live music from a mariachi band on the beach.

Naturally, this outfit attracted a lot of attention from astute fans on the platform.

“Are you really sorry?” one fan wrote about her clothing choice.

Another wrote: “That shirt says it all, hello to the haters lol,” while a third simply added: “Let the clothes do the talking!”

Last week, Carol Baum, whose credits include Father of the Bride and its sequel, spoke out against the two-time Emmy Award-nominated actress during a discussion at a screening of the 1988 film Dead Ringers. He launched a brutal attack.

“She’s not pretty and she can’t act,” Baum said. “I don’t understand Sidney Sweeney.”

The film producer criticized Sweeney’s acting skills, citing her recent romantic comedy “Anyone But You,” in which she co-starred with Glen Powell.

“I wanted to know who she was and why everyone was talking about her,” Baum reportedly told the audience, calling the film “not worth seeing.”

Baum went on to slam Sweeney’s appearance, telling the audience that he couldn’t think of a reason why Sweeney’s career took off.

“I said to the students in my class, ‘Please describe this girl.’ She’s not pretty, and she can’t act. Why is she so hot?” said the student at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts. She said while remembering the conversation she had with them. “No one had an answer.”

Still, Baum oddly admitted that he would take on the project if Sweeney starred.

“Everyone wants to make a movie, but who would walk away from a green light? No one I know of,” she said. “Your job is to make movies.”

Sweeney later slammed Bohm’s comments through her agent, telling the Post in a statement that she was “sad” that Bohm chose to “attack another woman.”

“If that’s something she’s learned in her decades in this industry and feels it’s appropriate to teach to her students, then that’s shameful,” the representative added.

In response to backlash from Sweeney’s fans, Boehm, 81, said he regrets saying bad things about Sweeney.

She told TMZ that “it’s not usually her style” to “call actors out like that” in public.