Hollywood actress Zendaya's HBO series Euphoria has just released its second season, which is being loved by the audience. The show is about a group of high-school students who live the days of love, drugs, drug abuse, social media and struggle for money. At the moment, the show is running in a lot of controversies due to its content due to which the youth has been shown consuming drugs. For this reason, the show is facing slander. Actress Zendaya has also released a big statement defending the show. Which has become a topic of discussion.
Zendaya who came in support of the show: In any movie series or show, whenever there is any content related to drugs to be seen, it was certain to happen somewhere. Especially when teenagers show the makers drunk on the screen, it is very difficult to have no contradiction on it. Something similar has happened with the Hollywood show Euphoria. Where after the better performance of the first season, when its second season was released, there was a lot of controversy about the show.
In this show, school children are said to be taking drugs. Due to which the show also faced a lot of condemnation, but actress Zendaya, who played a key role in the show, broke her silence on the whole matter on the testimony given to the media and said that "our show was not made on a moral story to teach people in any way, Nor was the show saying how they have to live their lives or what they should do."
Zendaya: The actress has got to see the role of Rue in the show, who is a drug addict teenager, not only this but has also got to see many such characters in the show who have also been told while consuming drugs, which is why Drug Abuse Resistance Education aka Dare had also criticized the show. Of course, the show is suffering from the brunt of the controversy these days, but due to the increasing number of viewers and demand, the makers are busy preparing for its third season.
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