Law Roach says Zendaya “thought it was funny” when he accidentally revealed her secret wedding to Tom Holland.
The longtime stylist, 48, shared the actress’s real reaction during Tuesday’s episode of the “Outlaws with TS Madison” podcast, admitting he is “still slightly spilling the tea about the wedding.” Roach has dressed Zendaya since her Disney Channel “Shake It Up” era and remains one of her closest creative collaborators.
“You don’t know if those people [are] married or not, that lady [is] married or not,” Roach said on the podcast. “Because the thing about it is, stop asking about somebody who I love’s personal business.”
He continued firing back at prying questions with a blunt warning.
“You don’t have the right or the allowance or the agency to ask me questions about that lady’s personal business,” he added. “So every time you ask, I’ ma tell your a– something different.”
Roach proved he meant it. He recently told someone the wedding had not even happened.
The revelation that Zendaya and Holland, both 30, had already tied the knot first slipped out in March. Roach casually informed Access Hollywood on the red carpet at the 2026 Actor Awards that the “Odyssey” co-stars were already husband and wife.
“The wedding has already happened. You missed it,” he said at the time, insisting “It’s very true” when reporters pressed him on whether he was serious.
The disclosure came just days after Zendaya herself had sparked marriage rumors. She was photographed wearing a plain gold band on her left ring finger, having swapped out her diamond engagement ring.
Roach refused to back down when Extra caught up with him on the red carpet at the 2026 Oscars. Asked if he wanted to “clarify” his claim, he smiled and delivered a firm response.
“No. I said what I said,” he stated.
More recently, the stylist shot down speculation that Zendaya and Holland would hold a second, more public ceremony. Speaking at the Los Angeles premiere of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” he dismissed the idea outright.
“I don’t think so,” he said.
Instead, Roach urged the public to simply celebrate the couple’s happiness.
“I think that people should congratulate them,” he shared. “It’s two young, beautiful, successful people [who] are in love, and they had a private wedding and they got away with it.”
The couple’s engagement was confirmed in January 2025. They privately celebrated their nuptials with loved ones at the Beaverbrook hotel in Surrey, England, last month. The newlyweds were later spotted wearing matching gold bands during a coffee run in the UK with their dogs.
