Tom Holland appears to be copping to having tied the knot with Zendaya, addressing rumors of their union for the first time since her stylist Law Roach announced earlier this year that fans and media had “missed” the big day.
The “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” costars, who confirmed their romance in 2021 and their engagement in 2025, told Esquire in a new cover interview that his relatives were all in attendance as he and the “Euphoria” Emmy winner, 29, said “I do.”
Holland explained that he had to assuage his grandmother, who worried she’d been left out of the festivities when she caught wind of viral AI-generated images of the happy couple celebrating their nuptials at Lake Como. He said the rest of his family didn’t need the same reassurance, “because they were all there.”
When culture editor Henry Wong said he didn’t realize “The Odyssey” stars had already exchanged vows, Holland said, “That’s all you’ll get on that.”
The remarks were published in the hours after Holland and Zendaya posed together on the red carpet while promoting their fourth “Spidey” film together, out July 31.
Roach was first to alert the world to the possibility that the A-listers had already gotten hitched.
In March, he told Access Hollywood with a laugh, “The wedding has already happened, you missed it.” He then told Entertainment Tonight the previous comment was “very true.”
Zendaya’s mom, Claire Stoermer, did nothing to quell the chatter, when she reportedly recirculated the moment on Instagram.
Fans also wondered whether Roach’s remarks had been a means of amping up Zendaya’s press tour for “The Drama,” which centers on a secret that threatens the happily ever after of a couple (played by Zendaya and Rob Pattinson) days out from their wedding.
Jimmy Kimmel also asked Zendaya about the marriage rumors, which she joked she hadn’t seen, while acknowledging that “many people have been fooled” by those fake snaps.