Kaylah Walton
Tom Holland and Zendaya, a leading couple in Hollywood, have decided to postpone their wedding plans due to work obligations and personal commitments, which has left the young stars quite frustrated.
While their relationship continues to thrive, insiders report that their busy schedules and Holland‘s journey towards sobriety are causing delays in their marriage plans.
The 29-year-old actor, widely recognized for his role as Spider-Man in the Marvel films, has been candid about his sobriety and recently introduced a non-alcoholic beer brand to support a healthier lifestyle.
A source shared with radaronline.com, “If Tom could whisk Zendaya away to tie the knot in an exotic destination, he would do it in a heartbeat. Unfortunately, they’re simply too caught up in their careers.”
“Zendaya envisions a wedding surrounded by her loved ones and a joyful celebration.”
Both artists are heavily devoted to their careers, making it challenging to coordinate schedules as they remain two of the most sought-after talents in the film industry.
The insider added, “They’ve reviewed their calendars but cannot find any availability this year.”
Zendaya is tied up with major film projects and brand obligations, while Holland is trying to balance acting with his entrepreneurial endeavors. This hectic pace has complicated their ability to find quality time together.
“This is a significant challenge for high-profile couples,” remarked the source. “Aligning schedules can be a tough task.
“Even when they find themselves in the same city, one of them is usually occupied with demanding projects.”
Who will be the antagonist in Spider-Man 4?
As they get ready to return to the Spider-Man saga, speculation is intensifying regarding the plot and villains of the upcoming film following the success of 2021’s No Way Home.
Reports from a Disney Blockbuster Consumer Products presentation, corroborated by Film Threat’s Chris Gore, indicate that multiple villains will appear in Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
Initial rumors suggested that adversaries like Scorpion, Boomerang, and Tombstone would make the list, but more recent speculations have proposed Tarantula and Lady Chameleon as potential foes for the web-slinger.
One of the most surprising rumors is that the primary villain might be the Savage Hulk—a more primal and intense version of the iconic character.
If accurate, this could broaden the storyline of the upcoming sequel significantly. However, it may risk replicating the issue seen in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3 (2007), where the film suffered from an overload of villains.
It remains uncertain whether Kevin Feige can successfully navigate the storytelling balance for the world’s most celebrated superhero.
