Hollywood actress Zendaya has shared that she got a heat stroke while filming her movie Dune: Part 2.
The actress said she was so worried about getting out of her full-body garment to use the toilet while shooting the sci-fi film in the desert in Jordan that she avoided drinking water and ultimately got heatstroke, reports Female First UK.
She told W magazine, "We were in Jordan. It was very hot, and I remember thinking, 'Oh, man, the bathrooms are so far away', because we had to hike to the locations.
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