Euphoria became one of HBO's breakout series after its premiere in 2019. The teenage fiction, starring Zendaya, attracted a large number of followers, who however have had to experience some disappointment due to the delays in its broadcast. . Only last November, Casey Bloys, head of HBO and Max, announced that the third season of the series would arrive in 2025, with one of the reasons being Zendaya's busy schedule.
Nika King, one of its protagonists - she plays Leslie Bennet, mother of Rue, the character played by Zendaya - has acknowledged that the delays in filming are beginning to take a toll on her economic and personal situation, having been unable to pay for six months now. the rent.
"Please stop asking me about season 3," the actress titles the video of one of her last monologues on her social networks. "Season 3 is about to premiere... I don't know. Don't ask me. I don't know," she explains. "People say, 'We need season 3,' and I'm like, 'Bitch, I need season 3. I haven't paid rent in six months.'"
King reveals that he hasn't been able to pay rent for six months due to HBO production delays. Despite the bad moment he is going through, he wanted to joke a little about his situation and made a request to "his daughter", Zendaya, who has been seen at Paris Fashion Week, the Oscars and is promoting all over the country. world with his new movie, Dune 2.
"Come home. I need you. Mom needs you," the actress implored.
The actress also confessed that she did not have any project in sight, since she left everything to focus on the HBO series. "I thought my career was on the rise after Euphoria. I thought it was good. But it wasn't. I called Taraji (actress Taraji P. Henson) and she said, 'Get used to it.'"
The second season premiered in 2022 and was very well received, and its creators already warned that they would take a long break until the premiere of the next one due to the commitments of its creator, Sam Levinson, with other series on the network (The Idol ). However, the writers' strike put another hurdle in HBO's plans, further delaying the project.
Many of its followers complained after the announcement of this decision by HBO, but in the absence of more details, this delay could even be good for the story, which is rumored to be set five years after what happened in the second season.
