Zendaya and Tom Holland are madly in love with each other. In fact, they are so loved-up that fans became convinced they have already tied the knot. The rumours surrounding the real status of their relationship first circulated after her longtime stylist and friend joked that Zendaya and Holland are already married.

During her appearance on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon', Zendaya did not confirm or deny the rumours. She did, however, say that the wedding photos that circulated online were not real but AI-generated. After Zendaya put an end to the wedding photo speculation, she now finds herself in new videos that have also gone viral.

On X, user Betsy Zam posted a compilation video of Zendaya refusing to hold the hands of other men. The video shows some of these men extending their hands to Zendaya in an attempt to assist her with walking or going up the stairs. However, the 'Euphoria' actress can be seen politely declining the gesture.

Fans are convinced that Zendaya does not want to hold the hands of other men because they are not Holland. To prove their point, the video shows instances where Zendaya and Holland were seen holding each other's hands in public. 'Zendaya only holds Tom's hands,' the X user captioned the video.

Zendaya Only Holds Tom’s Hand 🥺pic.twitter.com/RL2KPcHQG9

Fans had different reactions after seeing the clip. Some think Zendaya is being considerate by refusing to hold someone else's hand, while others think it is unnecessary to reject the gesture because the men in the video only wanted to be helpful.

As much as I find that cute I see no reason avoiding to hold people’s hands when the offer to help, it’s just hands womanpic.twitter.com/tgMLXYYBhF

'As much as I find that cute, I see no reason avoiding to hold people's hands when they offer to help. It's just hands, woman,' one person wrote.

'If Tom was black and she was white, the comment section would be super different,' another person wrote.

Meanwhile, the rest of us can’t even get a high-five from our crush.

Source: International Business Times UK