Fans have been eagerly waiting for Tom Holland and Zendaya’s wedding since they reportedly got engaged earlier this year. However, a source claimed that the two actors have been fighting over the venue. The news came after reports of a delay in setting a date gained attention. Due to their busy work schedule, the couple might have a late wedding.
Tom Holland wants to get married in UK, but Zendaya doesn’t agree to it, says ‘source’
Tom Holland and Zendaya are seemingly getting married soon. Fans found out about their engagement when the Hollywood diva walked the red carpet at the 2025 Golden Globes wearing a diamond ring. While people believed that the couple would tie the knot soon, it seemed the two had been struggling with wedding plans.
A source told Rob Shuter’s #ShuterScoop that the celebrity pair have been in disagreements due to the wedding location. Holland wants the ceremony to take place in the U.K., as it is “close to his roots.” Zendaya, on the other hand, is adamant about being wed in California. “She wants sun, glam, and her people around her,” the insider said.
Moreover, Hollywood’s famous stylist, Law Roach, who also works with Zendaya, confirmed that the process to plan a wedding has not “even started yet.” The 47-year-old fashion specialist exclusively told E! News that they are not in a rush to plan the big event.
Apparently, the 28-year-old bombshell has many projects, including the next part of “Dune.” Due to the filming, she has to travel; therefore, Roach stated that they “have a lot of time.” The stylist then refused to reveal any details about Zendaya’s wedding look, claiming that she will be “a secret bride.”
Earlier, a report suggested that the couple also faces troubles in their relationship. A source highlighted that Holland’s “ego and maturity issues” have caused problems in the past. Although the “Euphoria” star seemed to be “patient” with her boyfriend, she reportedly never liked such behavior. Meanwhile, the two are busy with their respective projects and are finding it difficult to make time to plan their highly anticipated wedding.
