Law Roach dishes on Zendaya’s surprising reaction to him revealing she’d secretly married Tom Holland

By Page Six | Created at 2026-09-25 01:50:35 | Updated at 2026-09-25 03:44:24 6 hours ago

No “Drama” here.

Law Roach revealed that Zendaya actually “thought it was funny” when he let slip that she and Tom Holland had secretly tied the knot.

The actress’ longtime stylist dished on her reaction during an appearance on the “Outlaws with TS Madison” podcast Tuesday, teasing that he’s “still slightly spilling the tea about the wedding.”

Law Roach (pictured above on the “Outlaws with TS Madison” podcast) said Zendaya “thought it was funny” when he revealed that she and Tom Holland had secretly married. YouTube/Outlaws with TS Madison
Roach (seen above with TS Madison on her “Outlaws” podcast) said he’s “still slightly spilling the tea about the wedding.” YouTube/Outlaws with TS Madison

“You don’t know if those people [are] married or not, that lady [is] married or not,” Roach, 48, said. “Because the thing about it is, stop asking about somebody who I love’s personal business.”

Roach, who has worked with Zendaya since her “Shake It Up” days, added, “You don’t have the right or the allowance or the agency to ask me questions about that lady’s personal business.

“So every time you ask, I’ma tell your a– something different,” he continued, proving he wasn’t kidding when he revealed that he recently told someone the wedding hadn’t even happened.

“Stop asking about somebody who I love’s personal business,” Roach (pictured above with Zendaya at the Louis Vuitton 2027 Cruise Collection Show this year) said. WWD via Getty Images
Roach also vowed to “tell your a– something different” whenever he’s asked about Zendaya and Holland’s wedding. (The couple are seen above in New York City in 2024.) GC Images

Roach casually told Access Hollywood in March that Zendaya and Holland, both 30, had already said “I do” while speaking with the outlet on the red carpet at the 2026 Actor Awards.

“The wedding has already happened. You missed it,” he said, insisting “It’s very true” when asked whether he was being serious.

The revelation came days after Zendaya sparked marriage rumors herself when she was spotted wearing a plain gold band on her left ring finger instead of her diamond engagement ring.

Roach (pictured above with Zendaya and Holland outside the Chateau Marmont on Sept. 15) told Access Hollywood in March, “The wedding has already happened. You missed it.” H2Y/INSTARimages
Zendaya (seen above with Holland in an Instagram upload) sparked marriage rumors after she was spotted wearing a gold band instead of her engagement ring days earlier.

Roach stood by his comments when he spoke with “Extra” on the red carpet at the 2026 Oscars.

When asked if he wanted to “clarify” his claim that the “Odyssey” co-stars were married, he smiled and said, “No. I said what I said.”

More recently, Roach shut down rumors that the pair were planning a “more public” ceremony.

“I don’t think so,” he said at the Los Angeles premiere of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.”

“I think that people should congratulate them.”

Roach (pictured above at The Daily Front Row’s Fashion Media Awards) doubled down on his claim that Zendaya and Holland were married, telling “Extra,” “No. I said what I said” when asked if he wanted to clarify. Thunder Kick Photos / SplashNews.com
Zendaya and Tom Holland (seen above at the 2026 Emmys) privately celebrated their nuptials at the Beaverbrook hotel in Surrey, England, last month. NBC via Getty Images

“It’s two young, beautiful, successful people [who] are in love, and they had a private wedding and they got away with it,” Roach added.

Zendaya and Holland — whose engagement was confirmed in January 2025 — privately celebrated their nuptials with loved ones at the Beaverbrook hotel in Surrey, England, last month, Page Six confirmed at the time.

The newlyweds later stepped out wearing matching gold bands while visiting a coffee shop in the UK with their dogs, according to photos obtained by Page Six.

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