Sydney Sweeney wants to date a "well-kept man" with a "great personality".

The Christy star - who is rumoured to be in a relationship with music manager Scooter Braun - has described her perfect partner and revealed what she looks for in a man - explaining she wants someone who is tall and has "big arms" but he needs to have the personality to match his good looks.

During an interview with Amanda Seyfried for Allure magazine, Sydney explained: "I mean, I like a well-kept man. That's tall and handsome and with beautiful eyes and big arms and hands ... [But if the personality's not good] then he is not attractive ...

"You could be like the hottest man ever [but] if you have a s*** personality, done ... If you have a great personality... You're pretty good. Put sunglasses on, you're great."

Sweeney ended her engagement to businessman Jonathan Davino in March after seven years together and she has since been linked to Justin Bieber's former manager Scooter, who divorced wife Yael Cohen - the mother of his three children - in 2022.

The pair have been linked since September and a recent reports suggested the romance has turned "serious".

An insider told PEOPLE: "Scooter and Sydney are going strong and things between them are great. They're in a committed relationship and things are serious."

The publication previously reported the pair grew close after meeting at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's wedding in Italy in June.

A source told the outlet: "What really stood out to Sydney was at Jeff Bezos' wedding.

"Everyone else was trying to hit on her, but Scooter wasn't. He wasn't pursuing her the way others did, and that's what caught her attention and made her feel like his intentions were real."

Another insider told the publication: "[Sccoter's] friends are also glad to see him with Sydney. They say it's been a long time since they've seen him this settled in a relationship, and they can tell how much he admires her.

"He thinks she's smart, kind and fun, and she appreciates how he really sees her for who she is beyond all the noise."