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Sydney Sweeney meets with rabbis as her and Scooter Braun think about a future with kids

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Siegler, M. (2026, October 6). Sydney Sweeney meets with rabbis as her and Scooter Braun think about a future with kids. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/05/celebrity-news/sydney-sweeney-meets-with-rabbis-as-her-and-scooter-braun-think-about-a-future-with-kids/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-06 · by Mara Siegler

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Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun are reportedly discussing starting a family together, which has prompted Sweeney to consider converting to Judaism. The actress has already met with two rabbis about the conversion process, which can take between one to four years. Additionally, Page Six reports that Sweeney attended Rosh Hashanah services with Braun at Temple Sholom in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Sydney Sweeney, the actress known for "The Housemaid," and Scooter Braun, a music industry mogul, are reportedly discussing starting a family. This has prompted Sweeney to consider converting to Judaism, which can take one to four years and involves rigorous study and sponsorship by a rabbi. According to Page Six, they were spotted at Temple Sholom in Greenwich, Connecticut, during Rosh Hashanah services. Sources say that Sweeney has already met with two rabbis about the conversion process. The temple is known for its congregation of high-profile figures including Mayim Bialik and financiers like Mark Shenkman and Steven Tananbaum.

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Mara Siegler
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🔮 “They sat in the back,” says a spy who saw them at the synagogue, which counts Mayim Bialik and high-profile financiers Mark Shenkman, Steven Tananbaum, Cliff Asness and Andrew Milgram as congregants.
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Connecticut Greenwich Judaism Page Six Rosh Hashanah

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Sweeney PERSON · 3× Braun PERSON · 2× Judaism ORG · 2× Page Six ORG · 2× Connecticut GPE · 1× Greenwich GPE · 1× Mayim Bialik PERSON · 1× Scooter PERSON · 1× Scooter Braun PERSON · 1× Sydney Sweeney PERSON · 1×

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Page Six hears that Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun are getting so serious that they’re talking about having kids — which is what has led “The Housemaid” star to seriously consider converting to Judaism.
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🔮 “They sat in the back,” says a spy who saw them at the synagogue, which counts Mayim Bialik and high-profile financiers Mark Shenkman, Steven Tananbaum, Cliff Asness and Andrew Milgram as congregants.

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Page Six hears that Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun are getting so serious that they’re talking about having kids — which is what has led “The Housemaid” star to seriously consider converting to Judaism. asserted
what → hear → Judaism
“The couple is discussing having their own family and Scooter feels strongly on the subject,” says the source. asserted
source → discuss → subject
We also reported that Sweeney was spotted attending Rosh Hashanah services with the mogul at Temple Sholom in Greenwich, Connecticut. asserted
Sweeney → report → Greenwich
“They sat in the back,” says a spy who saw them at the synagogue, which counts Mayim Bialik and high-profile financiers Mark Shenkman, Steven Tananbaum, Cliff Asness and Andrew Milgram as congregants. asserted
which → sit → congregants
While online site DeuxMoi first reported that Sweeney was considering converting, we are now hearing that she is serious about it. asserted
she → report → it
A source tells Page Six that the A-list actress has met with two rabbis. asserted
actress → tell → rabbis
The process can take one to four years, includes rigorous study and requires a sponsoring rabbi. asserted
process → take → rabbi
Our source previously noted that Braun thinks Sweeney is “the modern Marilyn Monroe.” asserted
Sweeney → note → ?
Aside from both being bona fide sex symbols, Monroe converted to Judaism after marrying her third husband, playwright Arthur Miller. asserted
Monroe → convert → husband
Braun, we’ve heard, is looking to seal the deal. asserted
we → hear → deal
“He is trying very hard to marry her,” a source told us earlier this month. asserted
source → try → us
“He is following her and chartering private planes. asserted
He → follow → planes
He’s going to stay focused on her until she marries him.” asserted
she → go → him
On Sept. 12, he posted a sweet tribute for her birthday calling her “the person who surprised me and showed me how life with true partnership can be lived.” asserted
life → post → partnership
“You make me smile harder, laugh louder, adventure more, and dream bigger,” he wrote. asserted
he → make → ?
“You’ve made the ordinary feel exciting and the future feel like something I can’t wait to get to.” asserted
I → make → something
The pair recently took a vacation with a group in Lake Powell, Utah. asserted
pair → take → Powell
Reps could not be reached for comment. uncertain
Reps → reach → comment
Conversation Your voice matters. asserted
voice → matter → ?
Discussions are moderated for civility. asserted
Discussions → moderate → civility
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