Tom Holland Visits Zendaya On Set Regularly – Chloe Cherry

Hollywood actress Chloe Cherry has said that Tom Holland was a familiar face on the set of “Euphoria” season 3. She recently had her say during an interview at the 2026 WWD Style Awards in Santa Monica, Calif., and fans have been reacting.

According to her, Holland was always visiting the set of the hit HBO series to see his fiancée Zendaya, and she aspires to attain a similar dynamic with a partner as an actress.

Chloe added that she is looking forward to the season premiere in April 2026, more than four years after the conclusion of the show’s 2nd season.

Her words, “Oh my God, Tom Holland would always come to set.

But it was so funny how Zendaya could just casually call Tom and be like, ‘Hey, babe, do you want to stop by set? Yeah, we’re just over here.’ And he would just come roll up.

And I was like, ‘Oh wow.’

I hope one day I have that privilege on set.

Yeah, I mean, I’m honestly having total after-shows blues where I’m like, ‘Oh my God, I used to just have this job that I went to every day and these people I would be around,’ and now I just miss it so much.”

WOW.

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