Zendaya’s stylist Law Roach claims AI-generated dress was ‘not good enough’ over her real-life…

Following rumors of their private wedding, AI-generated images of Zendaya and Tom Holland in wedding attire began circulating online in March 2026. While the images fooled some fans and family members, the couple's inner circle and stylist confirmed the visuals were entirely fabricated.

What happened

In March 2026, fashion stylist Law Roach publicly confirmed that Zendaya and Tom Holland had already wed, prompting a wave of AI-generated wedding photos to appear on the internet. These images depicted the couple in wedding attire that fans mistakenly attributed to Roach’s styling work. During an appearance on Good Morning America, Roach addressed the viral content, explicitly stating that the AI-generated dress was "not good enough" and "absolutely not" representative of what the actress wore during her actual ceremony.

The reach of these deepfake images extended beyond casual internet users, causing confusion among the couple's own family. Tom Holland noted in an interview with Esquire that his grandmother saw the synthetic images and mistakenly believed she had not been invited to the wedding. Holland clarified that no further warnings were necessary for other family members because they were physically present at the real event. Despite the widespread circulation of the artificial imagery, the couple has maintained their privacy, with Holland declining to provide further details about the nuptials.