Zendaya

A fake Instagram story has spread like wildfire across social media, convincing some that Euphoria star Zendaya is pregnant with Tom Holland's child.

Some Zendaya fans were posting their disappointment that she had chosen Tom Holland over them. Advertisement One video shows a random pregnancy scan with the caption “OMG Zendaya and her friends just announced that she is pregnant and tagged Tom Holland.”

'Zendaya pregnant' trends on Twitter as the viral TikTok 'Krissed' trend tricked people into believing Zendaya was pregnant. It crossed platforms and ...

However, the rumour about Zendaya being pregnant spread to Twitter to the confusion of several users and people began making memes. The influx of memes and jokes on Twitter about Zendaya being pregnant led to Zendaya and “Zendaya pregnant” trending on Twitter. “Zendaya pregnant” trends on Twitter as the viral TikTok ‘Krissed’ trend tricked people into believing Zendaya was pregnant.

A TikTok prank led many of Zendaya's fans to believe that the “Euphoria” actress is expecting her first baby with boyfriend Tom Holland.

Last year, the England native revealed to People that he “can’t wait to be a dad,” gushing, “I love kids.” There is no indication that the “Spider-Man: No Way Home” costars are expecting a little one, and they have yet to react to the prank video. “Zendaya PREGNANT?? I just fell to my knees in a walmart,” a third user chimed in, while another wrote, “Refreshing twitter to make sure the ‘Zendaya pregnant’ trend is false.”

'Euphoria' star Zendaya was recently in news for something not related to acting. #ZendayaPregnant was doing the rounds of Twitter recently which sparked ...

'Euphoria' star Zendaya was recently in news for something not related to acting. The speculation started after a TikTok video went viral which seemingly was a screen grab of Zendaya's Instagram post which was a picture of a ultrasound image. 'Euphoria' star Zendaya was recently in news for something not related to acting.

Thanks to a popular TikTok prank called #Krissed, a lot of people believed Zendaya and Tom Holland were having a baby.

Most of them are related to the personal lives of celebrities — pregnancy rumors, new couples, divorces — and some are backed up with “evidence,” usually in the form of Instagram screenshots edited to make it look like they were posted by a celebrity’s account. It feels safe to assume they are still at the “cute Instagram posts” phase of their relationship. It started, like so many things do, with the Kardashians. Specifically Kris Jenner, who is the mascot for a new TikTok fad where users spout various made-up pieces of news and then tell viewers they’ve been #Krissed, i.e., the “news” is fake.

Zendaya is trending on Twitter and it's not for a reason you might think -- she's pregnant, or that's what a viral rumor says.

Zendaya Coleman took to Instagram Stories to shut down a rumor on Twitter and TikTok that she was pregnant.

Anyway, you have to watch the whole thing to get to that reveal, and if you've ever scrolled an FYP, you know that's not what everyone does. Hasn't she earned the right to look fabulous and do a little acting without everyone making up random stories about her? If we as a society could achieve one thing this month, it should be leaving Zendaya alone.

Zendaya, like countless before her, found herself victim to a fake pregnancy rumor today—one completely made up that took off on TikTok as a prank and ...

I think loving someone is a sacred thing and a special thing and something that you want to deal with and go through and experience and enjoy amongst the two people that love each other.” “I’ve always been really adamant to keep my private life private, because I share so much of my life with the world anyway. “One of the downsides of our fame is that privacy isn’t really in our control anymore, and a moment that you think is between two people that love each other very much is now a moment that is shared with the entire world,” Holland said, alluding to the video.

Zendaya seemingly offered a brief response to the pregnancy rumors on Wednesday after a number of fans had started sharing unfounded claims on social media.

At the top of this month, Zendaya shared a special message marking her Spider-Man co-star’s 26th birthday. As Page Six and others have noted in recent reports, some fans had boarded the unfounded pregnancy rumors train due, in large part, to a TikTok prank of sorts featuring a fake ultrasound. And while she didn’t specifically mention “pregnancy rumors,” the implication seems clear enough.

The 25-year-old Euphoria star denied that she was pregnant on Wednesday after a prank video went viral on TikTok and spread to Twitter, fooling several ...

I can't wait to be a dad — I can wait and I will, but I can't wait!' he said; seen in December 2021 in LA I can't wait to be a dad — I can wait and I will, but I can't wait!' he said. Family man: Zendaya's fans may have been primed to expect a pregnancy because Tom told People in December 2021 that he was looking forward to fatherhood. 'I’ve always been really adamant to keep my private life private, because I share so much of my life with the world anyway,' he continued. 'i hate twitter because i'm sitting her about to congratulate zendaya via dm about a baby that doesn't exist,' he joked Gallows humor: Another dark joke referenced Zendaya's starring role in the Spider-Man films.

The recent fake news of Zendaya's pregnancy began with a viral TikTok video that included a doctored post from Zendaya's Instagram that featured an ultrasound ...

Zendaya has reluctantly but swiftly shut down a rumor that she's pregnant with boyfriend Tom Holland's baby after a fan-created TikTok alleged that the ...

Page Six confirmed the romance in July 2021 when paparazzi took photos of them kissing in a car. The prank, known as getting “Krissed” or “Krissing,” is meant to get viewers to believe a fake story. The viral clip to which the Gen Z darling was referring featured an ultrasound that was edited to look like Zendaya posted the scan as a pregnancy announcement on Instagram. The faux post’s caption said “I love you.

Zendaya has been forced to shut down rumours that she's pregnant, after fans posted prank TikTok videos about her expecting a child.

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. The videos then cut off with a clip of Kris Jenner, dancing to Lady Marmalade, as a way of telling viewers that they’ve been tricked, also known as “Krissed”. In fact, get off social media and think about your whole entire life. By clicking ‘Register’ you confirm that your data has been entered correctly and you have read and agree to our Terms of use, Cookie policy and Privacy notice. By clicking ‘Register’ you confirm that your data has been entered correctly and you have read and agree to our Terms of use, Cookie policy and Privacy notice. Get off twitter.

No, Zendaya is not pregnant with Tom Holland's child. It doesn't matter if the phrase “Zendaya pregnant” is trending on Twitter, or if TikTok is filled with ...

In one of the Zendaya pregnancy videos, a user photoshopped fake Instagrams of the actress and her friends sharing sonogram photos, claiming Holland is tagged in the posts. Zendaya was forced to respond to the ludicrous rumors on Wednesday after they took on a life of their own online. No, Zendaya is not pregnant with Tom Holland’s child.

Zendaya has shut down rumours she's expecting her first child with Tom Holland. Earlier this week, 'Zendaya pregnant' was trending on Twitter after fans ...

Alongside a loved-up black-and-white selfie, the actress wrote: “Happiest of birthdays to the one who makes me the happiest <3”. Earlier this month, Zendaya shared a sweet new snap with her beau to Instagram, as she marked his 26th birthday. The now-viral TikTok clip that started the rumour features a fake ultrasound edited to look like it was posted by the Greatest Showman star, before it cuts to a video of Kris Jenner dancing to ‘Lady Marmalade’.