Zendaya, the epitome of bridal glamour, stunned us all on Tuesday, March 17th. The 29-year-old actress, rumored to have tied the knot with her long-time companion, Tom Holland, graced the Los Angeles premiere of her upcoming film, 'The Drama,' in a white gown and a wedding band on her ring finger. The 'Euphoria' star rediscovered the silky Vivienne Westwood gown from her archives, previously worn to the 2015 Academy Awards.
"Something old," her trusty stylist and close friend, Law Roach, wrote alongside a throwback image of Zendaya, smiling brilliantly in the dress at the 2015 Academy Awards. Roach, 47, was also the one who tipped the world off about their alleged nuptials. When asked about Zendaya at the 2026 Actor Awards on March 1st, he told Access Hollywood, "The wedding has already happened," teasing, "You missed it."
The reporter asked, "Is that true?" to which Roach replied with a laugh, "It's very true!" before walking away from the interview. Zendaya has yet to confirm or deny the statement, and her reps didn't respond to PEOPLE's request for comment. However, she seems to be enjoying playing into the rumors.
On Monday, March 16th, the 'Challengers' actress stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! and jokingly discussed the topic. "I'm sure you know the internet has gone berserk with stories that you might actually be married to Tom," Kimmel said. "Really? I haven't seen any of that!" she replied playfully. They then discussed AI-generated "wedding" photos of the couple, with Kimmel airing an obviously edited version of the alleged wedding that Zendaya brought with her to "clear the confusion."
Zendaya and Holland had maintained for years that they were just friends but later confirmed their romantic relationship in 2021 after they were spotted kissing. "He's always been crazy about her," a source told PEOPLE, noting that Holland shared the happy news with friends around New Year's. "He always knew she was the one. They have something very special."
'The Drama' is set for release in theaters nationwide on April 3rd.
