Tom Holland Shares The 1 Reason He Won't Walk The Red Carpet At Zendaya's Premieres
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The "Spider-Man" co-stars have officially been together since 2021.
Tom Holland, our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, reveals the touching reason he doesn’t swing into action at red carpet premieres for his girlfriend Zendaya.
The couple, who have officially been together since 2021, have a long history of working together, starting with their time in the Spider-Man franchise, dating back to 2017. In an interview with Men’s Health published Thursday, Holland opened up about why he chooses not to walk the red carpet with Zendaya while attending her premieres.
“Because it’s not my moment, it’s her moment, and if we go together, it’s about us,” the actor said.
Their last carpet appearance together was for the 2021 film “Spider-Man: No Way Home.”
During the interview, Holland also spoke candidly about the overwhelming nature of fame, offering his decision to stay out of the spotlight as a valid reason for avoiding certain events — except, of course, Zendaya’s premieres. He still attends those, though he’s content to remain a behind-the-scenes supporter.
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