Zoe Kravitz reflects on trying 'to live without' fear and lows of social media on the cover of Elle

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Actress Zoe Kravitz  got vulnerable while reflecting on trying 'to live without' fear and navigating social media while gracing the cover of Elle's Women in Hollywood issue.When asked about how she and how celebrities use their Instagram and Twitter, the star alluded to her decision to call out Hulu's lack of diverse programming following their decision to cancel her series High Fidelity after just one season in 2020.'I didn't really sit and think about it, which is sometimes my problem' she admitted of her post. 'I'm a very impulsive person.

That's one of the problems with social media in general.' Honest: Actress Zoe Kravitz got vulnerable while reflecting on trying 'to live without' fear and navigating social media while gracing the cover of Elle 's Women in Hollywood issueWhile the 33-year-old actress, who is the daughter of rock legend Lenny Kravitz, said there are some some 'good things' about doing 'something without thinking,' she acknowledged it's also an important time to 'be thoughtful about what you say.'  'Social media is a big experiment that we're all participating in, and to pretend like we understand it is a joke .

I have had my ups and downs with it. I'm sure it's helped my career in some ways, but I also think it's hurt it,' Kravitz speculated.

She continued: 'With actors, it's difficult because I think we give too much information [about ourselves] and it makes it difficult for us to disappear into roles.' When asked about how she and how celebrities use their Instagram and Twitter, the star alluded to her decision to call out Hulu's lack of diverse programming following their decision to cancel her series High Fidelity after just one season in 2020; seen in 2022 'I didn't really sit and think about.