After achieving milestone in Golden Globes and Emmy Awards, Zendaya is moved to 2023 Critics’ Choice Awards. Zendaya starred as a 17-year-old Rue in HBO hit series Euphoria. And the series has helped the actress to create history at many award ceremonies.
Most recently, Zendaya won a Critics’ Choice Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series for her role in Euphoria. Though the actress wasn’t able to attend the ceremony in person due to work commitments, she do took time to show gratitude towards Critics’ Choice Association for the award.
Zendaya recently took to her Instagram stories to thanked the Critics’ Choice Association for the award. The actress shared a snap of herself on a bike and a close-up of her face during an episode of the show. Alongwith a black and white picture of herself posing on a bike with a suitcase in hand, Zendaya shared the note of gratitude on her Instagram stories.
Spider-Man actress penned, “Woke up to some incredible news… thank you so much @criticschoice for this honor. I can’t stop smiling and can’t express how grateful I am.” Meanwhile, the second photo of herself gives a close up look of her face while she seemed to be busy on the phone, Th second photo was a still from the show, Euphoria.
Not a while ago, she won her first Golden Globe for Best Television Actress in the HBO series but skipped that ceremony too due to previous work commitments. The two-time Emmy Award-winning actress was not present, so host Elle Fanning was seen accepting the award on her behalf. The series, which first premiered its debut season in 2019, follows the young teenager’s life while battling drug addiction amidst high school drama with her fellow classmates.
For her performance in Euphoria, Zendaya not only won a Critics’ Choice Award last year, but also a Golden Globe as well as an Emmy. Recently, the actress has been busy filming Dune: Part Two. Meanwhile, the third season of Euphoria is reportedly about to start production after the sophomore season premiered around this time last year.
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