Tom Holland Continues Supportive Boyfriend Role by Promoting Zendaya's Film “Challengers”
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Tom Holland's main career might be acting, but he also works full-time as Zendaya's supportive boyfriend. He's there on the red carpets and at press events to support his girlfriend, and also at the ready to record her every move.
And that was no different on Saturday when Holland made sure to show his support for Zendaya's latest project, Challengers. The film was released on April 26 and is expected to soar at the box office. Holland promoted the film on his own personal Instagram — sharing a photo of the movie's poster (which Zendaya re-created with a dress), with the caption, “I know what I’m doing this weekend!” He also reshared a trailer for the film on his Instagram Story, adding the caption, “Challengers is out now! Let's gooo!”
Since debuting as a couple after a few years of speculation following the success of the Spider-Man films, Holland and Zendaya have leaned into their adorable couple persona. They stayed true to the tennis theme as recently as March when they attended the BNP Paribas Open in California. The pair were looking as cute as ever, jamming out to the music and watching the matches.
Earlier this year, Holland cleared up rumors that he and Zendaya had broken up after she unfollowed everyone on Instagram, including her boyfriend. When asked by a paparazzi if they had split up, he firmly responded, “No, absolutely not.” And that was that!
Tom Holland has never shied away from praising his girlfriend publicly and online; he's shared multiple photos of Zanedaya over the years, celebrating birthdays and showing off her most glamorous red carpet looks. Zendaya is set to co-host this year's Met Gala, which might give us another glimpse of the beloved couple on the red carpet together.
Zendaya has been busy promoting both Dune: Part 2 and Challengers over the last several months, but has made time to gush over Holland in interviews. In a wide-ranging profile with British Vogue, Zendaya spoke about Holland handling the rising fame since the Spider-Man movies.
“One day you’re a kid and you’re at the pub with your friends, and then the next day you’re Spider-Man. I definitely watched his life kind of change in front of him. But he handled it really beautifully.”
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