Marvel at Zendaya and Tom Holland's Emmys 2026 Date Night
- On Monday, Zendaya and Tom Holland attended the 2026 Emmys at the Peacock Theater, with Zendaya nominated for Euphoria's final season wearing a custom Prada gown and Holland debuting a Dior suit at his first Emmy Awards ceremony.
- Holland made his first-ever Emmy appearance to support his partner, whom he credits with raising his acting standards. The couple, who debuted wedding bands last month, sat together throughout the ceremony.
- Stylist Law Roach confirmed the couple has not yet held an official ceremony, retracting earlier claims of a private marriage and stating that any social media wedding content is false. Plans to wed after the Dune press tour.
- The pair co-starred in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which has grossed $923 million domestically and is positioned to soon surpass Star Wars: The Force Awakens as the highest-grossing domestic film of all time.
- A two-time Emmy winner for Euphoria, Zendaya seeks to become the first Black three-time winner in the Lead Drama Actress category. She plans to take a brief break from the spotlight following this busy year.
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Zendaya and Tom Holland Not Yet Married? Law Roach Reveals Official Wedding Plans After Dune: Part Three
Law Roach says Zendaya and Tom Holland have not held an official wedding ceremony, contradicting his earlier claims and Holland's apparent confirmation that they married privately.
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Zendaya and Tom Holland turned heads at the 2026 Emmys, where they appeared together and showed off their wedding rings, a few months after their surprise wedding. Zendaya, 30, nominated for best actress in a drama series for her role as Rue in “Euphoria,” dazzled in a crystal-encrusted gown. She posed alongside her husband, while Holland, also 30, was seen holding his gold wedding ring. Zendaya failed to win the award, which went to Rhea Seehor…
They tried to pick up Zendaya between two awards shows at the Emmys. Tom Holland just stared straight ahead.
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