The Peter Parker depicter admits his mistake and corrects it after his 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' co-star Zendaya Coleman calls him out for tagging her on his crotch.
- May 11, 2019
AceShowbiz - Tom Holland may have gained more than 18 million followers on Instagram, but that doesn't make him a social media savvy. The 22-year-old British actor recently made an embarrassing and NSFW blunder by tagging his "Spider-Man: Far From Home" co-star Zendaya Coleman in an appropriate place in one of his latest posts.
On Thursday, May 9, the "Avengers: Endgame" star posted a photo of him and his "Spider-Man" cast mates Zendaya and Jacob Batalon at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. The post looked all innocent until people noticed that Tom tagged Zendaya on his crotch.
Also catching the tag misplacement, Zendaya called out Tom in the comment section of his post. "I'm assuming because you don't know how to work ig, that's the reasoning behind my name placement," she wrote to the Spider-Man depicter. But it's clearly not Tom's way of making sexual innuendo, as Zendaya herself stressed in a reply to a fan's tweet that her workmate is "just Instagram stupid."
Tom admitted that it was his mistake, replying to Zendaya's comment, "very much so." He then corrected the tag, which now is on her eye, and edited his caption to read, "Disneyland with the ffh club. Thanks @zendaya for making me aware of my obvious blunder."
Tom, Zendaya, Jacob and Jake Gyllenhaal made a surprise appearance at the theme park on Wednesday. Tom dressed in Spider-Man costume to pose with kids at the park, before the other three stars rushed in to join the group photo.
Tom has made no secret that he's not so good at Instagram. During an appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" to promote "Far From Home" on Thursday, he admitted that he's actually an "old man" when it comes to IT. He revealed he couldn't download the trailer of the movie from his email to post it on his Instagram page. He FaceTimed Zendaya, who later sent him a video of how to download a video.
Tom also complained that Instagram lets its user post the same Story twice, prompting him to make a mistake once. Zendaya recalled that he also called her at the time, and she had to send him a video of how to delete an Instagram Story.
"Spider-Man: Far From Home" hits theaters across the nation on July 5.
