Tom Holland saves Zendaya from an aggressive crowd after a night out in New York

It’s not easy being Hollywood’s “It” couple.

On a recent night out in New York City, Tom Holland had to intervene when fans and photographers started crowding around his girlfriend too aggressively, Euphoria star Zendaya. Newly released footage Holland shows Zendaya, 28, struggling out of a thicket of flailing arms and flashing cameras as he commands, “No, no, no, give her some space.”

Fortunately, he managed to pull her out of the swarm, gently pushing one photographer aside so she had enough room to get through.

Holland was in New York City to promote his new non-alcoholic beer Bero, and he did harassed along with Zendaya as he left the brand’s official launch party at the Nine Orchard hotel.

The 28-year-old actor first Bero teased on his Instagram on October 13, with a short film promotional clip three days later and he brought along a video of himself delivering shipments of Bero around New York City as he appeared Late Night with Seth Meyers this week.

‘We’re walking through Grand Central Station and I’m so offended’ he joked during his interview with Meyerswho pointed out that no one seemed to recognize him. “I’m Spider-Man! It’s New York City! Come on!”

Holland and Zendaya met in 2016 after it has been poured Spider-Man: Homecomingthe first of their Marvel collaborations. Zendaya has since appeared in two consecutive films as MJ Parker with Holland – Spider-Man: Far From Home And Spider-Man: No way home – while holland’s appeared as a webslinger in a total of seven films, including Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinite War, Avengers: EndgameAnd Venom: Let there be carnage.

The couple has remained elusive about the nature of their relationship, Zendaya said GQ in 2021: “The equivalent sentiment (we both share) is simply that if you really love and care about someone, some moments or things, you would wish they were yours.” She further explained that “loving someone is something sacred and special and something that you want to deal with and go through and enjoy between the two people who love each other.”

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Holland confirmed on Late Night with Seth Meyers (while apparently wearing the outfit he was photographed defending Zendaya) that after completing his six-picture deal with Marvel, he has opted to don the Spidey suit again and will return for a fourth Spider Man film.

“I was cast as Spider-Man almost a decade ago. It changed my life for the better, and I will be forever grateful to Marvel and Sony,” he told Meyers. “I wanted to make sure that if I did this again, we could serve the fans and bring something just as special and just as exciting. So I really feel like we succeeded. Our director and writers are doing fantastic work and I couldn’t be more excited.”

The Dutch director of the three previous Spider-Man films, Jon Watts, will not return for the fourth part. EW has not only confirmed that the sequel to 2021’s Spider-Man: No way home will be directed by Destin Daniel Crettonwhich helped Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings for Marvel in 2021, but that’s the untitled fourth Spider Man movie will be a release date from July 24, 2026.