#SpiderMans Tom Holland Spends £3 Million on #Mansion

SPIDER-MAN stars Tom Holland and Zendaya have picked up the keys to a plush £3million mansion with six bedrooms as they make London their home.

Brit Tom, 25, bought the property in Richmond, South West London, last month.
The couple - who met on the set of Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2016 – are planning a £250,000 rennovation to include a gym, cinema and man cave.

American actress Zendaya, 25, already owns a £3m home in Los Angeles but is said to be setting up roots with her boyfriend Tom in London.

It's close to his parents and childhood home in Kingston upon Thames.

A source told the Mirror: “They are over the moon about the property and getting their first home together.

“They are very much in love and wanted their first home to be in London where Tom grew up. Everyone is thrilled for them.”

Fans had long been hoping for the actors to get together, ever since they began playing onscreen love interests in the web-slinging Marvel franchise.

Tom and Zendaya first started dating while filming the first movie, though the duo never confirmed the relationship.

Two years after their 'split', they were pictured kissing in July 2021.

They have since caught the eye of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle who asked for secret talks with the couple - despite them never meeting previously, a source has claimed.

The Duke and Duchess were eager to rub shoulders with the Spider-Man: No Way Home stars whose recent release took £1.27billion at the box office.

An old friend of Harry has revealed that the couple contacted Tom and Zendaya out of the blue and asked them to meet.

He told Mail Online: “Tom and Zendaya were rather bemused, from what I hear.

“Tom had never met Harry or spoken to him in his life, so didn't know what they wanted.”

However, the two couples did meet up in secret at the Sussex's sprawling, nine-bedroom Montecito home.

The source claimed: “The meeting took place.”

It's thought that the royals may have been eager to chat to American Zendaya and Brit Tom to persuade them to take part in one of their media projects.