Looks like she could be joining the tribe.
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.
“The couple is discussing having their own family and Scooter feels strongly on the subject,” says the source.
We reported earlier this month that Braun is planning to pop the question within the next six months.
We also reported that Sweeney was spotted attending Rosh Hashanah services with the mogul at Temple Sholom in Greenwich, Connecticut.
“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.
While online site DeuxMoi first reported that Sweeney was considering converting, we are now hearing that she is serious about it.
A source tells Page Six that the A-list actress has met with two rabbis.
The process can take one to four years, includes rigorous study and requires a sponsoring rabbi.
Our source previously noted that Braun thinks Sweeney is “the modern Marilyn Monroe.”
Aside from both being bona fide sex symbols, Monroe converted to Judaism after marrying her third husband, playwright Arthur Miller.
Braun, we’ve heard, is looking to seal the deal.
“He is trying very hard to marry her,” a source told us earlier this month. “He is following her and chartering private planes. He’s going to stay focused on her until she marries 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.”
“You make me smile harder, laugh louder, adventure more, and dream bigger,” he wrote. “You’ve made the ordinary feel exciting and the future feel like something I can’t wait to get to.”
The pair recently took a vacation with a group in Lake Powell, Utah.
Reps could not be reached for comment.
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