The actress previously spoke about trying to see as many performances as possible
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Zendaya is staying true to her word that she would support her boyfriend, Tom Holland, as much as she possibly can during his run of Romeo & Juliet in London. The actress was photographed leaving the Duke of York’s Theatre on Thursday, June 13, with Holland. She left first, wearing a pastel yellow cardigan, white hoodie, and jeans with white ballet flats. Holland exited the theater shortly after her, waving to fans waiting outside for him before getting into a nearby car.
This is Zendaya’s second time being photographed at one of her boyfriend’s shows. She first joined him on May 23 during a press night performance of the play, in which he is playing Romeo. She wore a very on-theme corset dress by Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood that evening to support him.
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Zendaya spoke to Vogue for the cover of its May 2024 issue about how she “could not be more proud” of Holland doing Romeo & Juliet. “I’m going to try to see as many shows as I possibly can,” she said.
She spoke last summer to ELLE about how she accepts fans’ interest in their relationship, but is still trying to keep most of it private. “Parts of my life, I accept, are going to be public,” she said. “I can’t not be a person and live my life and love the person I love. But also, I do have control over what I choose to share. It’s about protecting the peace and letting things be your own but also not being afraid to exist. You can’t hide. That’s not fun, either. I am navigating it more than ever now.”