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Tom Holland's dad shares concerns over son's love life amid engagement rumours
字号+ Author:Smart News Source:Travel 2025-01-13 03:38:11 I want to comment(0)
Tom Holland's father has finally commented on the star's engagement to Zendaya, responding to rumours. Comedian Dominic Holland took to his Patreon account to share an update on his beloved son’s engagement as he detailed the process. He wrote, "Tom, as you know by now was very incredibly well prepared. He had purchased a ring. "He had spoken with her father and gained permission to propose to his daughter. "Tom had everything planned out… When, where, how, what to say, what to wear… "I on the other hand was woefully ill-prepared, almost as though I wasn’t taking it seriously." Speaking of establishing relationships in Hollywood, Tom's father added further, "I do fret that their combined stardom will amplify their spotlight and the commensurate demands on them and yet they continually confound me by handling everything with aplomb." This comes on the heels of engagement speculation surrounding Zendaya and Holland, sparked by the sparkling diamond on her ring finger at the Golden Globes last week. For the unversed, the Hollywood stars have been romantically linked to each other since 2021 after they starred in Marvel superhero film
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