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Tom Holland & Zendaya’s Wedding Could Happen After Dune 3, Claims Stylist

Law Roach says the couple has not had an official ceremony yet and could wait until promotional duties end.

  • Stylist Law Roach clarified on Monday that Tom Holland and Zendaya have not held an official wedding ceremony. Roach maintained the couple could potentially tie the knot after the press tour for Dune: Part Three, scheduled for December 18, 2026.
  • Roach previously sparked rumors at the March 2026 Actor Awards by claiming the pair had already married. He admitted at the Emmy Awards on Monday that he 'actually lied' about the earlier timeline, conceding the couple had not held an official ceremony.
  • While clarifying the status, Roach admitted that because he 'lied before,' he 'could' be lying again. He also dismissed viral AI-generated images of a wedding dress as 'ugly,' emphasizing no official ceremony has occurred.
  • The Spider-Man: Homecoming stars have kept their relationship largely private since meeting on set in 2016. Despite previous reports and Holland referring to Zendaya as his 'wife,' the couple maintains their personal life outside the public eye.
  • Fans continue following the pair's journey as they await the December 18 release of Dune: Part Three. While Roach suggested a wedding could follow the press tour, the couple has not confirmed any plans.
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[OSEN=Reporter Sun Mi-kyung] Was the marriage of ‘Spider-Man’ couple Tom Holland and Zendaya all a lie? Claims have emerged that actors Tom Holland and Zendaya have not yet held an official wedding ceremony. Zendaya’s stylist, Loe Roach, who first mentioned the couple’s marriage, revealed that his words were a ‘lie.’ On the 14th (local time), the American media outlet People reported, “Loe Roach [at the ‘2026 Emmy Awards Red Carpet’

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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