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Zendaya embraces the bridal trend after secret wedding to Tom Holland; wedding ring steals all the attention at her fashion week appearance

Zendaya seemingly confirmed the rumours about her hush-hush wedding to Tom Holland, as she made an appearance at her first public event. The actress, and star of the upcoming film ‘The Drama’, stepped out at Paris Fashion Week, embracing the bridal trend in an all-white dress. The star’s bridal-inspired look featuring a custom white shirt dress, dramatic pointed collar and a high-low bubble hem skirt with a statement black belt drew attention from fans and the media. While stepping up on the red carpet to pose for photos, the actress strategically hit her left hand. However, it wasn’t long before the gold wedding ring made an appearance.

Zendaya makes heads turn at fashion week

Zendaya’s wedding ring steals the attention

Zendaya’s simple gold band on her left ring finger stole all the attention at the show, with fans zooming into photos to spot the piece of jewellery to confirm the viral buzz. For the event, Zendaya opted to wear just her wedding ring, and ditched her huge diamond engagement ring. She was seen stacking a studded band above the gold ring and opting for matching hoop earrings and rings. While buzz about their marriage has been doing the rounds since the Actor Awards last weekend, neither Zendaya nor Holland has publicly confirmed any marriage buzz.

Zendaya’s work slate

The pair, who first met while filming the Marvel film ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’, have kept much of their relationship private despite years of intense public interest. The two are set to reunite onscreen in the upcoming films ‘The Odyssey’ and ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’, both of which are slated to release this year. Zendaya also has ‘The Drama’ gearing up for its summer release. The film will see her starring opposite Robert Pattinson. The two will also share screen-space in ‘Dune 3’ which is slated for a year-end release.

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