Words are running rampant on the Internet that the 'Euphoria' star and her 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' co-star are getting married after it's reported that they're 'planning for a real future together.'
- Nov 30, 2022
AceShowbiz - Zendaya Coleman and Tom Holland's fans are apparently hearing wedding bells. The two young stars are said to have gotten engaged after it was recently reported that they are ready to "settle down" together.
"They seem serious and permanent," a source recently told Us Weekly. "They're both in settling-down mode and are absolutely planning for a real future together." This led to a speculation that the 26-year-old actress and her British boyfriend, who is also 26 years old, may be heading to the altar sooner than later.
"TOM AND ZENDAYA ARE ENGAGED? IS IT OFFICIAL??" one fan reacted to the news on social media. While their engagement news has not been confirmed, many have expressed their support to the couple.
"Tom and Zendaya reportedly discussing marriage and kids is the best thing to ever happen to me," one person weighed in. Another commented, "Congrats to them, it's cute that Tom is now engaged to his celebrity crush."
"Oh Wow that's nice IF it's true. Congratulations Zendaya. Good luck to them," a fourth fan said. While taking the reports with a grain of salt, someone else was also excited as noting, "But if this turns out to be accurate, congrats."
Zendaya and Tom first met on the set of their movie "Spider-Man: Homecoming" in 2016, which saw Tom taking on the role of the titular superhero and Zendaya playing his love interest. However, it wasn't until the pair were spotted kissing in 2021 that their relationship was confirmed.
While the couple rarely talks publicly about their relationship, "The Devil All the Time" actor recently revealed that he's mulling over retiring from acting to concentrate on getting married and starting a family. "I could go and be a carpenter for two years, take a big break and come back. But I might not come back. I could go away, get married, have kids and just disappear for the rest of my life," he said in an interview with Total Film published several weeks ago.
