Sydney Sweeney signs with CAA after months without an agent

Sydney Sweeney signs with CAA after spending 2026 without an agent as her Hollywood career continues to grow

Sydney Sweeney has signed with Creative Artists Agency, also known as CAA, after spending most of 2026 without an agent representing her acting career.

The move comes as Sweeney continues to build momentum across film and television. The actress had previously been represented by Paradigm Talent Agency and longtime agent Jennifer Millar during the early stages of her rise to fame.

Millar left Paradigm late last year to join Brillstein Entertainment Partners, taking Sweeney with her. Paradigm has continued to represent Sweeney for brand endorsements and partnership deals.

Sweeney rose to prominence through her roles in HBO’s Euphoria and The White Lotus, earning two Primetime Emmy Award nominations. Her profile grew further following the success of The Housemaid, Lionsgate’s adaptation of Frieda McFadden’s bestselling novel.

The Housemaid became a major box-office success, earning approximately $400.5 million worldwide. Sweeney is set to return for the sequel, The Housemaid’s Secret, which Lionsgate has scheduled for release on Dec. 27, 2027.

The actress has also recently completed work on Legendary’s big-budget mecha film Gundam, which could potentially launch a new franchise.

Beyond acting, Sweeney has expanded her work as a producer through her production company, Honey Trap. The company has a first-look deal with Sony Pictures, and Sweeney has received producer or executive producer credits on projects including Anyone But You, The Housemaid films and Custom of the Country.

Sweeney will continue to be represented by Millar at Brillstein Entertainment Partners, while attorney Stewart Brookman of Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Newman, Warren, Richman, Rush, Kaller & Gellman will continue to represent her legally.