Law Roach Says Zendaya Found His Wedding Slip 'Funny'

Law Roach tells the 'Outlaws with TS Madison' podcast that Zendaya laughed off his public comments about her marriage to Tom Holland.

Law Roach says Zendaya gave him zero grief after he publicly announced she had married Tom Holland. On the September 22 episode of the *Outlaws with TS Madison* podcast, the celebrity stylist was asked whether the star had confronted him over the comments, and per HOLA he replied simply, "She thought it was funny." Roach, 48, doubled down on the bit by teasing, "I'm still slightly spilling the tea about the wedding," before adding, "You don't know if that lady married or not." Us Weekly reports the same exchange, noting Roach has been Zendaya's stylist and friend since she was a teenager. The reaction matters because his loose lips in March set off a months-long guessing game about one of Hollywood's most private couples — and the woman at the center of it apparently treated the whole saga as a punchline.

The genuinely surprising part is that the contradictions were the plan all along. Fashion Times UK reports that Roach admits to purposely giving different answers — what he calls "white lies" — to keep his longtime client's private life out of the spotlight. "Stop asking me about somebody who I love's personal business," he said on the podcast. "You don't have the right or the allowance or the agency to ask me questions about that lady's personal business. So, every time you ask me, I'm going to tell your ass something different." For devoted followers of the couple, that reframes an entire year of red-carpet soundbites as intentional misdirection rather than confused reporting, making Roach one of the few celebrity insiders openly proud of being a bad source.

The paper trail runs from March through September. At the 2026 Actor Awards on March 1, Roach told Access Hollywood, "The wedding has already happened. You missed it," and when pressed, insisted, "It's very true" — remarks Us Weekly notes he repeated on the Oscars red carpet with "I said what I said." Then on September 14 at the Emmy Awards, Roach abruptly reversed course, saying, "Well, I actually lied. She wasn't married," and suggesting an official ceremony would come after Zendaya's Dune press tour, per Us Weekly. Adding weight to the marriage itself, Tom Holland told Esquire U.K. in June that fake AI wedding photos hadn't confused his family because "they were all there," and has since referred to Zendaya as his "wife," as HOLA reports.

He told the podcast that Zendaya "has become one of the biggest movie stars in the world and she never ever tries to make me be something I'm not," recalling that her response to his red-carpet antics is more likely "Boy, you crazy" than a demand to behave. "Anybody that does business with her already knows, you get her, you get me," he said, according to Us Weekly. AOL, republishing HuffPost's report, adds that Roach has styled the *Euphoria* star since she was 14 — context that explains why a stylist can casually detonate the biggest wedding secret of the year without fracturing the friendship.

The story highlights how far Zendaya and Holland — both 30, per Us Weekly — will go to control their own narrative. HOLA reports that Zendaya appeared on *Jimmy Kimmel Live!* in March to warn that AI-generated images of a supposed wedding had fooled "many people," even forcing her to tell close friends, "Babe, they're AI." Roach's shifting answers, Fashion Times UK argues, are his version of protecting that privacy: a media-savvy firewall where every answer could be true, partly true, or a taunt. For fans, the stakes are whether any future detail — the date, the venue, a ceremony after the Dune press tour — can ever be taken at face value from anyone in the couple's orbit.

Don't expect clarity any time soon. Roach closed the loop on the podcast by declaring that his contradictions are permanent policy — whenever anyone asks about Zendaya's personal life, he plans to "tell your ass something different," as both Us Weekly and HOLA quote him. The only hint of substance came at the Emmys, where per Us Weekly he suggested an official ceremony would happen after the Dune press tour, though fans should weigh that against his own admission that he lies. With Holland publicly calling Zendaya his "wife" since July, per HOLA, and Roach gleefully unreliable, the couple's wedding story is now officially whatever they — and their stylist — decide it is on any given day.