Zendaya Says She’s Going Into ‘Hiding’ After Major Film Releases This Year

Zendaya is preparing to disappear from the acting world for a little while after having a huge 2026.

In case you’re unaware, 2026 is Zendaya’s year. She’s starring in The Drama, which drops on April 3; the new season of Euphoria, arriving April 12; The Odyssey on July 17; Spider-Man: Brand New Day on July 31; and Dune: Part Three on December 18.

With so much going on, Zendaya revealed in a Fandango interview (to promote The Drama) that she may have to “go into hiding” after such an enormous year. “I guess, you know, I just hope people don’t get sick of me,” she said (around the 18-minute mark). “And I really appreciate everyone who supports any of the movies or supports my career in any kind of way. I’m deeply appreciative, and like I said, I just hope you guys don’t get sick of me this year.”

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“Because I’ll tell you what, after this, I’m disappearing for a little bit,” she added. “I’m going to have to go into hiding for just a little bit.”

This is the latest comment from Zendaya to make a buzz online following her explaining what she thinks about the idea of the “perfect marriage” in an interview with Views that was published just days ago.

When asked what she thought about it, amid the speculation that she had gotten secretly married to Spider-Man co-star Tom Holland, Zendaya revealed that she doesn’t think it exists.

“I don’t know if there’s any such thing as a ‘perfect marriage,’” she explained to the French magazine. “But I’d say like people, who, I don’t know, this is a corny answer, seem like best friends.”

Speaking of Zendaya and weddings, the actress acted as a real wedding witness for a promotional event for The Drama at a wedding chapel in Las Vegas. In footage from the event, Zendaya can be seen signing official papers related to her duty as a witness, which means that she was an official observer who could confirm the validity of a wedding ceremony.