Oakland native Zendaya made history again, taking home her second Emmy. 'She continues to break down barriers as a young Black woman in Hollywood,' said Oakland School for the Arts, which celebrated its former student's win.
Zendaya, seen here attending the 2019 Emmy Awards, received her first-ever Emmy nomination on July 28, 2020, in the category of Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series.Oakland native and Hollywood mega-star Zendaya made history again Monday becoming the youngest person to win two Emmys for acting.
Zendaya took the trophies for her role as a teen addict on the HBO show, which delves into a world of drugs, sex, trauma and identity among high-schoolers. During her acceptance speech on Monday, the actress thanked the cast and crew of "Euphoria," as well as her family and friends for their support.
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