Coachella 2023: Zendaya returns to stage after 7 years, fans elated – Moviesapple

Actor-singer Zendaya surprised everyone with her special performance at Coachella 2023. The act marks her return to the stage after almost seven years. She joined Labrinth onstage

to perform two songs, including their hit "All For Us," from the HBO series Euphoria recently. Taking to Instagram, she shared several images and videos from the event. She also

penned a note of gratitude. "I cannot express my gratitude enough for this magical night. Thank you to my brother Clabrinth for inviting me and giving me the most beautiful safe

space to be on a stage again. And to the crowd tonight. wow. My heart is so full, I can't thank you enough for the love I received tonight, made all my nerves melt away, I'm so

grateful," she wrote.           View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by

Coachella (@coachella) Other than Zendaya, Sia and Maddie Ziegler also joined Labrinth for his Coachella performance. In 2013, Zendaya released an electro-R&B bop called `Replay`,

which charted at No. 40 on the Billboard Hot 100 and went on to become certified Platinum by the RIAA. The single preceded her self-titled debut album, which dropped later the same

year via Hollywood Records and reached No. 51 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, People reported. Zendaya hasn`t performed a full concert since 2015, two years after the

then-singer/actress released her self-titled debut (and only, to this point) album. Since then, she's focused on her A-list career on screen, starring in the Spider-Man series,

Dune, The Greatest Showman and Euphoria. Also Read: From Diljit Dosanjh to Raveena Aurora, the desi performers of Coachella 2023 This story has been sourced from a third party

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