Zendaya discussed the pressures of fame at a recent screening of 'Dune: Part Two,' saying she would like to be seen as a 'person' first and foremost.

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Zendaya has always been "shy" and insists she never got into the acting business to become a celebrity and finds the attention challenging.

While promoting Dune 2 at a recent screening event in New York City, alongside the film's director Denis Villeneuve and her co-stars Austin Butler and Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya opened up about the pressures and challenges of dealing with fame.

Zendaya isn't sure if she's "cut out" for the pressures of fame. The Challengers star, who has been acting since she was a young teen, admitted during a Q&A over the weekend that being a celebrity "terrifies" her and she's not sure if she "can handle" the fame aspect of her job.