Zendaya Reveals The Qualities She Wants In A 'Person' As Opposed To In A ‘Man’

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American actress Zendaya has many unique abilities that have endeared her fans, and one of them is her knack for expressing herself regardless of the situation she finds herself in.

At only 24-year-old, Zendaya is an Emmy Award winner and is currently featured on the cover of this month's Hollywood Issue of "Vanity Fair." She appears alongside top celebrities like  Michael B. Jordan and Charlize Theron.

As a part of the feature released on Tuesday, February 23, the "Euphoria" star had some interests in the publication's video series titled "The Proust Questionnaire."

For the questionnaire, Zendaya answered 35 probing questions about her life and personality. One of the questions on the list was; "What is the quality you most admire in a man?"

Saving the question from being engendered, the 24-year-old quickly corrected the interviewer by rephrasing the question saying; "Qualities I most like in a person, how about that?" 

However, Zendaya remained gracious throughout the interview and still put effort into providing a revealing answer. Before she answered, she disclosed that the question was a big one.

She went on to share that the most admirable quality to her is kindness. She also explained that some people are just innately good, and you can feel it whenever you're around them.

The "Malcolm and Marie" star continued that such people either have a spark or something that makes people around them feel safe and happy.

As the question proceeded, the interviewer asked what she admired in a woman, Zendaya laughed and said the question was the same as the previous one.

Later on, throughout the interview, Zendaya also avoided questions about where she'd like to live (in nature), her most significant accomplishment in life, and her most profound regrets.

To the questions, Zendaya replied that she has no enemies and doesn't intend to. She also gushed about being able to live her dream, which is all she ever wanted.

When asked who or what is the greatest in her life, Zendaya replied that it was her work and job. In a separate interview, Zendaya was on the cover of GQ's February issue.

Zendaya opened up about her struggles during the COVID-19 pandemic and the anxiety and uneasiness she experienced when the lockdown forced Hollywood to shut down productions.

She recalled that it was scary for her because it was her first time being like that without working.

She also explained that her work and art were part of her identity and it was hard being without it. While she tries to figure out who she is outside of her career, she admitted that she couldn't control how others perceive her.