Zendaya and Tom Holland are not officially married yet. That is the latest word from her longtime stylist Law Roach, who spent months insisting the couple had already tied the knot before reversing course at the 2026 Emmy Awards. Roach told reporters on the red carpet September 14 that he had not been truthful earlier and confirmed the pair still owe fans an actual ceremony.
So when is the real wedding happening. Roach says it is scheduled for sometime after Zendaya finishes the press tour for Dune: Part Three, which opens in theaters this December. He did not give a specific date, but the timing lines up with early 2027 once her promotional schedule clears.
Why did Law Roach change his story?
Roach first claimed in March that the wedding had already happened and that fans simply missed it. He kept that same story going in July, shutting down talk of a second ceremony by suggesting everything had already been handled privately. Now he says none of that was accurate, and he even admitted he could be misleading people again this time around.
That kind of back and forth from someone this close to Zendaya raises a real question worth sitting with. Roach did not just misspeak once. He built an entire narrative over six months, and it is fair to wonder if keeping the wedding details fuzzy was less about honesty and more about protecting the couple from the same AI-generated wedding photos that already fooled Holland’s own grandmother.
What did Tom Holland say about being married?
Holland complicated things further in a June interview when he addressed those fake AI wedding images directly. He said his grandmother saw the pictures and that he did not need to explain anything to the rest of his family because they were all there for the real event, then declined to say more. Holland has also called Zendaya his wife in public settings more than once, which is part of why so many assumed the marriage was already locked in.
When will Zendaya’s wedding actually take place?
Roach’s timeline points to a ceremony after Zendaya wraps her Dune obligations. Whether that means late this year or into 2027 is still unclear. What is clear is that a reported second gathering at a country estate in Surrey earlier this summer added even more layers to a story that already had too many.
What are fans saying online?
Once clips of Roach’s Emmys comments hit social media, reactions online split fast. A good number of people questioned whether Roach was simply messing with reporters again, with several suggesting his flip flopping felt less like a mistake and more like a bit. Others pointed out the timing lines up almost too well with the Dune press cycle, which is exactly the kind of thing Black entertainment commentary has been calling out for years, celebrity teams using ambiguous quotes to keep a story alive without ever confirming or denying anything outright.
Neither Zendaya nor Holland has addressed any of this publicly. Until one of them does, Roach remains the only source, and he has already told us himself that he cannot always be trusted.
