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Maitland Ward Critiques Sydney Sweeney’s ‘Euphoria’ OnlyFans Scenes

Maitland Ward expresses her disapproval of Sydney Sweeney's portrayal of an OnlyFans model in 'Euphoria'.

Maitland Ward discusses OnlyFans portrayal issues during her interview. [Fox News]
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dailyloe.com – Former Disney star Maitland Ward has criticized Sydney Sweeney’s depiction of an OnlyFans model in the third season of ‘Euphoria’. Ward, 49, known for her role in ‘Boy Meets World’ and as an adult film actress, voiced her concerns during a recent interview with TMZ.

Ward took issue with scenes featuring Sweeney’s character, Cassie, particularly her portrayal with a pacifier and in pigtails while wearing sheer clothing. Ward stated, ‘The whole child-baby thing is so disgusting … You just can’t go into that whole underage thing like that.’

She emphasized that while playful adult-childlike themes might be acceptable, the execution was inappropriate and ‘gross’. Ward mentioned that such scenes violate OnlyFans’ guidelines, as they aim to keep pedophilia away from pornography.

Ward noted the strict rules of OnlyFans, asserting that breaches could result in being banned from the platform. She stated, ‘you don’t want pedophilia anywhere near pornography,’ highlighting the serious nature of her concerns.

Sweeney’s character, Cassie, turns to OnlyFans in the series to financially support herself during a challenging time. This storyline evolves after learning that her husband, Nate Jacobs, portrayed by Jacob Elordi, is facing financial difficulties.

Ward criticized the portrayal of OnlyFans in ‘Euphoria’, arguing that it undermines the platform and its creators. ‘It’s making fun of OnlyFans creators rather than celebrating them,’ she said.

The third season features various controversial scenes involving Cassie’s character. Viewers have seen her dressed as a baby, as a dog, and engaging in explicit activities on her OnlyFans account.

In one notable episode, Sweeney was seen using a sex toy and mailing worn underwear to subscribers. Ward’s comments reflect a broader conversation about the representation of adult content and the responsibilities of creators in showcasing such themes.

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