Sydney Sweeney goes bra free while debuting lingerie line... after making rare comments about Jonathan Davino split

Sydney Sweeney went bra free on Thursday in Los Angeles as she wore a low-cut white tank top with a cap.

It was an interesting choice as she has been promoting her racy new lingerie line called SYRN which debuted on Wednesday.

The beauty was seen in stunning promotional images from Ellen Von Unwerth and she also posed for the cover of Cosmopolitan magazine to get the word out.

This comes just as she made rare comments about her ex-boyfriend, 42-year-old businessman from Chicago Jonathan Davino.

Sweeney said that she worked hard to keep the relationship 'private.'

'I was in a relationship for a very long time, for seven and a half years, and I never talked about it,' Sweeney said to Cosmo.

They went public in 2018 and got engaged in 2022. Last year they broke up.

'I was very private. No one would ever see us. I think it's important to have some things for myself,' Sweeney continued.

'I understand that I'm a public person, but I'm still in my 20s. I'm still figuring out love, and it's hard to do that with millions of people who have their own opinions of what that looks like.'

'At the same time, for all of my 20s, I put my head down and focused on work—and now I want to experience things. But it's hard deciding that I want to experience love in the public eye. I'm just navigating it all,' she said.

She added she spent 'a few months of just crying my eyes out' over the split.

And Sweeney was not sure she should move on, she said. 

'I've never dated before. I've never even used a dating app. My friends who aren't in the industry are like, 'We'll just go out and meet someone.'

'But I can't just meet someone at a bar. It doesn't work like that,' the actress said, adding, 'I struggle with being alone.'

Sweeney wanted to make lingerie which 'everyone feels really good in'.

The Hollywood actress, 28, opened up about her mission for the brand - insisting she wanted to ensure every piece fits well and works on a 'beautiful range of body types'.

She told Cosmopolitan magazine: 'My designers are all women, and I have an amazing diverse team. My models are a beautiful range of body types. I'm always like: 'I want to see it on every body.' I can't be the only model. I need to make sure everyone feels really good in it ...

'If I wouldn't wear it, I wouldn't want to make it.'

She went on to explain she brought along an old bra to a team meeting to emphasize the importance of creating the perfect fit.

Sydney added: 'In sixth grade, I was a 32 DD, and I remember going to the store to get my first wire bra. It was silk and the only bra I felt good in.

'I literally wore it to the point that it had holes in it. I brought it into my SYRN office and was like: 'This is how much this bra has meant to me.'

'It has stood by my side my entire life. I want to make bras that stay with women. And it's really difficult finding things that support you but don't ride up your back.'

The actress added she hated being criticised for wearing an ill-fitting bikini in her Netflix movie Anyone But You and she doesn't want other women to feel that way.

She explained: 'I got slammed for what I wore in Anyone But You ... Everyone was dragging me and I'm like: 'Guys. When you have boobs that are heavy and not fake, if your top doesn't fit perfectly, it's going to ride up' ...

'I feel like I've had to explain how boobs work for forever now. I've dealt with this my entire life. I don't ever want a girl to feel like I did after everyone came at me for a fit I had no control over.'

SYRN aims to rival Kim Kardashian's Skims and Rihanna's Savage x Fenty. It comes in 44 sizes and is split into four modes: Comfy, Playful, Romantic, Seductress.

Launching the brand, the actress explained: 'The secret is finally out ... this is lingerie you wear for YOU, no explanation, no apology. I wanted to create a place where women can move between all the different versions of who we are.

'I love working on cars, I go water skiing, I'll dress up for the red carpet then go home to snuggle my dogs. I'm not one thing, no woman is.'