Spider-Man’s Tom Holland shares Zendaya relationship update

“Making a movie with each other — it definitely helps when the characters are falling in love with one another, you can sort of blur the lines a little bit,” he said.

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“That’s kind of where my rizz is at. And, you know, I’m locked up. I’m happy and in love so I’ve got no need for rizz.”

For those not in the know, ‘rizz’ is slang for seductive flirting, short for charisma., but that’s not the point. The point is that it looks like one of the power couples of the modern day are in for the long haul.

Holland is currently promoting his new Apple TV+ series The Crowded Room, which has released to scathing reviews from critics. The running critique has suggested it felt like it should have been a two-hour movie.

Responding to the poor reviews, Holland said on US talk show Live With Kelly and Mark: “I would like to say a massive thank you to my fans, and the people that have seen the show because we’re at 94% [user score] on Rotten Tomatoes.

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“I feel so grateful that I have a wonderful community of people that support me and are there for me, so I’m honoured and really excited for the rest of the show to come out.”

He also stated that filming the show took such a toll on him that he had to take a year off from acting, revealing that he’s currently eight months into it.

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