Zendaya and Tom Holland marriage speculation is at an all-time high after their “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” co-star dropped a pointed social media message.
Liza Colón-Zayas took to her Instagram Stories on Friday and reposted an item about the couple being married.
“The Bear” actress added an emoji of hands making a heart shape, and tagged both Zendaya and Holland.
Reps for Zendaya and Holland did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
The hint comes after the “Dune” star’s longtime stylist, Law Roach, made a bombshell claimat the 2026 Actor Awards on Sunday that the 29-year-old actors are already married.
“The wedding has already happened,” Roach told Access Hollywood. “You missed it.” He added, “It’s very true.”
Though Zendaya’s mom, Claire Stoermer, cast doubt with a cryptic Instagam upload, insinuating Roach’s claim was a joke, Zendaya’s latest photo shoot provided a more direct clue.
The “Challengers” star donned what appeared to be a gold wedding band underneath her eye-popping engagement ring in a photo shoot released by A24on Thursday for her and Robert Pattinson’s new movie, “The Drama.”
The actress previously sparked marriage rumors last month, when she was seen rocking a simple, slender gold band — instead of her diamond engagement ring — while stepping out in Beverly Hills on Feb. 19.
Zendaya and her “Spider-Man” co-star were first romantically linked in 2017, but it wasn’t until 2021 that they took their relationship public.
After Zendaya was spotted rocking a spectacular diamond ring to the 2025 Golden Globes, TMZ reported in January 2025 that they were engaged, and that Holland “popped the question” during the holidays in “a very intimate setting” at one of Zendaya’s homes.
Since then, they’ve kept the romance exceptionally private — though in July 2025, Roach claimed that the wedding wasn’t even on his radar and he “hasn’t even started” planning for it.
“We have a lot of time,” Roach told E! News at the time.
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