Zendaya and Tom Holland confirm secret wedding in England
The short version
Zendaya and Tom Holland confirmed their wedding in a private ceremony in England. The couple celebrated the wedding in a luxury hotel without allowing the use of mobile phones.
Zendaya and Tom Holland celebrated their wedding at a hotel in Beaverbrook, less than 20 kilometres from the actor's home in south-east London.1 The ceremony was held without allowing the use of mobile phones to prevent image leaks.1 The wedding took place on Thursday, according to the British newspaper The Sun.1
The liaison took place months after the media speculated about their possible marriage.2 Zendaya and Tom Holland had not publicly confirmed their wedding before the event.2 The couple were promoting the movie 'Spider-Man: The Odyssey' together during the summer.2
Why it matters
Beaverbrook is a town in south-east England, near London, known for hosting luxury hotels.1
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