Zendaya has now addressed the viral artificially-generated photos of her wedding with Tom Holland.
Now, as we know, the pair have not actually confirmed whether or not they've tied the knot yet, but that's not stopped the internet from going wild speculating over whether they had in fact said their vows to one another, especially after Zendaya's longtime stylist Law Roach's remarks earlier this month.
For anyone out of the loop, Roach told Entertainment Tonight on the red carpet during the 2026 Actor Awards a few weeks back (1 March): "The wedding has already happened.
"You missed it."
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The reporter then referenced reports that the Hollywood A-lister had been seen out and about wearing a gold wedding band, prompting Roach to say with a laugh: "The wedding is over, sorry."
Putting the chatter to bed once and for all during Monday's episode (16 March) of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Drama star Zendaya was asked if she had come across the avalanche of headlines concerning her and Holland's alleged wedding taking place.
"Really? I haven’t seen any of them," she replied.
Kimmel then referenced the fake AI photos of her and Holland's wedding, to which Zendaya stated: "Many people have been fooled by them.
"While I was just out and about in real life, people were like, 'Oh my God, your wedding photos are gorgeous,' and I was like, 'Babe, they’re AI. They’re not real.'"
The Dune actress also confirmed that 'many people' close to her were also fooled by the viral snaps and, understandably, confused as to why they didn't receive an invite.
The pair first crossed paths back in 2016 on the set of Marvel's Spider-Man: Homecoming after being cast in the lead roles of Peter Parker and his love interest, MJ, before getting engaged in January of last year.
Chatter that the pair were engaged began during the 2025 Golden Globe Awards when Zendaya was papped wearing a diamond on the ring finger of her left hand.
Both Zendaya and Holland are very private when it comes to their love life, but last September, Holland addressed the engagement during a Q&A panel, correcting a reporter who referred to Zendaya as his 'girlfriend' instead of his 'fiancée'.
"I brought my daughter, and she got to meet your girlfriend, so I was father of the year," the reporter said.
Without missing a beat, Holland politely corrected him with 'fiancée', to remind everyone they were engaged.
Topics: Zendaya, Celebrity, Artificial intelligence, Sex and Relationships
Rhiannon Ingle