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Add Page Six on Google Tom Holland and Zendaya will not have a second wedding.
During an interview with Complex , the "Euphoria" actress's longtime stylist, Law Roach, shut down rumors that the pair are planning to have a "more public" ceremony.
“I don’t think so,” Roach said at the Los Angeles premiere of Holland and Zendaya's new movie, "Spider-Man: Brand New Day."
“I think that people should congratulate them. It’s two young, beautiful, successful people that are in love, and they had a private wedding, and they got away with it," he added.
"And I think people should just … congratulate them. And if these are two people that you look up to or that you love their work, just celebrate them being together and happy.”
When Roach, 48, said he "hadn't heard that rumor" about the couple planning to have a second wedding, the reporter said it "was posted 11 hours ago" online.
"Definitely not true," the "Project Runway" judge reiterated.
Zendaya, 29, and Holland, 30, first sparked marriage rumors in February , when the "Dune" actress was spotted wearing a gold band on that finger instead of her five-carat engagement ring .
The following month, Roach shocked the world when he claimed the couple had secretly tied the knot .
“The wedding has already happened,” he told “Access Hollywood” on the SAG Actor Awards 2026 red carpet at the time. “You missed it. It’s very true.”
In April, the "Challengers" star stated that she won’t be setting the record straight on whether she and the “Uncharted” actor were actually married because she wants “to be able to have things for [herself] and for him as well.”
She added that she and her fellow Marvel star were not trying to “hide from the world” but rather “preserve things” and “maintain [their] joy.”
Last week, Zendaya gave a cheeky response when a fan asked if he could marry her.
“You’re too late!” the "Malcolm & Marie" star replied while at the “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” event in Mexico.
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