Tom Holland Knows His Weekend Plans – Zendaya’s New Film, Of Course

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Zendaya’s latest movie Challengers is on boyfriend Tom Holland’s weekend agenda, he said in an Instagram post.

Today, the Marvel star shared the movie’s poster on Instagram, which features a close-up of Zendaya as tennis star Tashi Duncan. Her on-screen love interests, Mike Faist and Josh O’Connor, are reflected in her sunglasses.

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In the caption, he wrote, “I know what I’m doing this weekend!”

Holland also promoted the film on his Instagram Stories, sharing a trailer and writing, “CHALLENGERS IS OUT NOW!”

“LETS GOOOO!” he added, tagging Zendaya in the post.

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