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Law Roach has dismissed speculation that Zendaya and Tom Holland are planning a second wedding celebration, insisting the newly married couple are content with the private ceremony they have already shared.
Speaking to Complex at the Los Angeles premiere of Spider-Man: Brand New Day on July 27, Roach said reports suggesting the pair would hold another, more public wedding were false. The celebrity stylist, who has worked closely with Zendaya since 2011, encouraged fans to celebrate the couple's happiness rather than expect another ceremony.
"I don't think so," Roach said when asked about the rumors. He described Zendaya and Holland as two young, successful people who are deeply in love and praised them for managing to keep their wedding private. He added that people should simply congratulate the couple and appreciate seeing them happy together instead of hoping for another celebration.
Roach also made it clear that the reports were "definitely not true."
His latest comments follow months of speculation surrounding the couple's relationship. Earlier this year, Roach surprised fans by suggesting that the wedding had already taken place. During a red carpet interview in March, he casually remarked that anyone expecting the ceremony had already missed it.
Soon after, Zendaya fueled further rumors when she attended the 2026 Academy Awards wearing what appeared to be a wedding band. She has continued wearing the ring at several public appearances, prompting even more questions about her marital status.
Tom Holland officially confirmed their marriage in June while speaking to Esquire. Addressing AI-generated wedding photos circulating online, the actor revealed that his family immediately recognized the images were fake because they had attended the real ceremony.
Roach later joked that Zendaya's actual wedding dress was far more beautiful than the AI versions shared online, although he maintained that the couple intended to keep the real details private.
The pair continued to hint at their marriage in recent weeks. Holland referred to Zendaya as his "wife" during a podcast appearance, while the actress playfully responded "You're too late!" after a fan jokingly proposed to her during a promotional event in Mexico.
Zendaya has previously explained why she prefers to keep her relationship private despite intense public interest. She acknowledged that fans have followed both her and Holland for years and understand why people feel invested in their romance. However, she believes maintaining certain boundaries allows them to protect the joy of their relationship while still sharing parts of their lives with the public. Roach has echoed that sentiment, saying the couple have always valued privacy and are unlikely to ever reveal details or photographs from their wedding day.
