Zendaya supports Tom Holland at his final Romeo & Juliet show, brings a bouquet of red roses

Zendaya attended Tom Holland's final performance in Romeo & Juliet at the Duke Of York Theatre.

Zendaya attended the Duke Of York Theatre on Saturday to watch her boyfriend, Tom Holland, perform in his final Romeo & Juliet West End show. The actress, 27, carried a large bouquet of red roses and smiled brightly as she entered the venue, escorted by security. Zendaya looked stylish in blue wide-legged jeans, a white tank top, and a yellow floral jacket.

zendaya arriving with a bouquet of roses at the duke of york’s theatre in london earlier today to support and celebrate tom holland and the incredible ‘romeo and juliet’ cast as tonight’s performance marks the end of this beyond successful and incredible twelve week run♥️💐 pic.twitter.com/9Tepe5EMSt

— zendayacollective (@dayacollective) August 3, 2024

Tom Holland, 28, starred as Romeo in director Jamie Lloyd's production of the Shakespearean tragedy, alongside newcomer Francesca Amewudah-Rivers, who played Juliet. Amewudah-Rivers, an Oxford University graduate, has been praised for her performance in the sold-out show.

This production marked Holland's return to the West End stage since his role as Billy Elliot in Billy Elliot The Musical. The demand for tickets was exceptionally high, with over 60,000 fans purchasing tickets within two hours when they went on sale in February, drawing comparisons to the frenzy surrounding Taylor Swift's Eras tour.

Zendaya also attended the press night to support Holland, with the couple leaving the venue hand-in-hand. The pair, who met on the set of Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2017, have kept their relationship relatively private. Holland explained the importance of privacy in his relationship during an interview on Jay Shetty's podcast, saying, "My relationship is the thing I keep most sacred. I don't talk about it. I try my best to keep it as private as possible. We both feel like that is the healthiest way for us to move on as a couple."