Zendaya insists she isn't keeping any secrets, despite the endless speculation she has married her Spider-Man: No Way Home co-star Tom Holland.
The 29-year-old actress is believed to have tied the knot with British actor Tom, 29, after her stylist Law Roach claimed the pair had wed in secret.
Zendaya continued to tease that the nuptials had happened after arriving on the red carpet for the premiere for her new film The Drama on Tuesday night (17.03.26) n the same bridal white gown she wore to the 2015 Oscars.
Extra’s Terri Seymour spoke with Zendaya and her co-star Robert Pattinson about the movie, which has them playing an engaged couple whose wedding week goes off the rails with an unexpected revelation.
When asked by Terri what the biggest secret she has kept in her life is, she replied: "I don’t know - that’s what secrets are, right?”
When Terri then quizzed Zendaya if she had a secret, she answered: "No, nothing that comes to mind.”
In a separate interview with Variety, Zendaya did reveal the inspiration for her recycling her 2015 Oscars look.
She said: "I was brainstorming with [stylist Law Roach] about how I would theme dress for this film, and I kind of remembered the saying, ‘Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue'.
"So this is my something old! I thought I'd bring it back, and give it a new life. It meant so much to me, this dress.
"[The 2015 Academy Awards] was such an important moment for myself, my community, for my loved ones, and it felt right."
The Euphoria star got engaged to Tom in late 2024 after several years of dating, and it was earlier this month that celebrity stylist Roach claimed the pair had already tied the knot.
He told Access Hollywood: "The wedding has already happened. You missed it."
When asked if that is "true", Law, replied: "It's very true!"
Tom has previously insisted the pair are determined to keep their love affair private because it has "nothing to do with" their acting careers.
He told The Hollywood Reporter: "Our relationship is something that we are incredibly protective of and we want to keep as sacred as possible.
"We don’t think that we owe it to anyone, it’s our thing, and it has nothing to do with our careers.”
