Zendaya is ready to move on.
The 20-year-old told Entertainment Tonight at Variety‘s Power of Young Hollywood event on Tuesday that she thinks her Disney Channel original series, K.C. Undercover, will end at the conclusion of its third season.
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“I’m assuming so,” the actress said when asked if the show is ending. “I’m growing up, and there’s a lot of other things I want to do in my career.”
Prior to the Emmy-nominated K.C. Undercover, Zendaya also starred on the network’s Shake It Up with Bella Thorne. The star recently made the move to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a role in Spider-Man: Homecoming, and shared that as she grows up, she thinks her Disney Channel character, K.C., will too.
“K.C.’s, you know, she’s growing up, she’s becoming a young woman, and there’s been a lot of talk this season about her going to college,” Zendaya explained. “So, I think so.”
Zendaya’s co-star, Veronica Dunne, echoed the star’s sentiments about the show.
“We had such a great run and everyone’s growing up,” Dunne said. “I can’t answer that for sure, but if it was [ending], I think it’d just be a great way to end this season, and end this show, because it’s come to a great end and a beautiful family has grown up. So, I’m happy about it either way.”
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