“Even though Euphoria coming out was amazing and exciting, it was also extremely stressful. It gave me a lot of anxiety every week,” Zendaya told ELLE. “I already know after this interview is over, I’m going to spiral about it for weeks.' ELLEWIH
Draped coat, dress, both Giambattista Valli Haute Couture. Jewelry, Van Cleef & Arpels. Pumps, Gianvito Rossi.Let’s get one thing straight: Zendaya never likes it when people watch her cry. The irony is that Rue, the drug-seeking teen she plays on HBO’s drama, is all about the tears. Between bites of yellow watermelon, she explains that she has to remember not to cover her face while filming. “I always hide my face when I cry,” she says, tossing back her curly brunette locks.
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