There’s a reason many fans consider Zendaya and Tom Holland the most supportive couple in Hollywood.
In a new fan-recorded video, Zendaya sits in a vehicle outside of London’s Duke of York’s Theatre, where Tom Holland is currently starring in the West End production of Romeo & Juliet. “Zendaya picking up her man from work,” a fan captioned the video, which was reportedly filmed after his performance on June 6. In the clip, Zendaya can be seen smiling as Holland exits the theater and waves at his fans.
“Zendaya and Tom are each others biggest supporters🥹,” one fan commented on the video, which can be viewed here. Another wrote, “He’s a gracious person and [I] like how she remained in the car so it was all about him.”
He’s an eco-friendly-ish romantic!
This is par for the course for Tomdaya, who will often attend each other’s events while making sure the spotlight remains focussed on the person being celebrated. For example, cameras caught Holland kissing Zendaya at the UK premiere of Challengers, though he did not walk the red carpet.
Of course, exceptions can be made. On May 24, the couple left his Romeo & Juliet press night performance hand-in-hand, with Holland dressed in a casual post-show look while Zendaya was all dolled up in a stunning black corseted dress designed by Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood.
While they both tend to take on the role of supportive partner on each other’s big nights, the same can be said when they’re doing their own press. Neither Tom Holland nor Zendaya seem to be able to stop themselves from praising their significant other during interviews—even when the question has nothing to do with their relationship.
When asked about who has the most “rizz” in the Dune: Part Two cast, Zendaya gave the title to Holland, who is absolutely not in Dune. Mind you, this came after the Spider-Man star told Buzzfeed that he has “no rizz whatsoever.” (For those wondering, rizz is Gen Z for charisma.)
Clearly, these two are each other’s biggest fans. In April, Zendaya told Vogue that she “could not be more proud” of Holland for his work in Romeo & Juliet, adding, “I’m going to try to see as many shows as I possibly can."