In the midst of the news of Fr Tom Holland and ZendayaFor the engagement, an insider revealed that the actor was always sure he would ask her to be his wife.

The "Spider-Man" cast sparked an engagement frenzy after Zendaya flashed a sparkling diamond ring on her left ring finger at the 2025 Golden Globes on Sunday.

Fans reacted to the news by expressing their delight for the lovebirds, although they may have to wait a while before they walk down the aisle.

Following news of Zendaya and Holland's engagement, a source shared how the "Crowded Room" actor always wanted to take their relationship to the next level.

An insider revealed People Magazine that Holland had "wanted to propose" to Zendaya for a while before adding, "He was always crazy about her. He always knew she was the one. They have something special."

According to the source, everyone close to the couple "knew the engagement was happening," although they didn't know when it would happen.

The insider further revealed that Holland wanted to share his engagement news after proposing to Zendaya over the holidays.

They also shared that the "Uncharted" star told friends about the engagement around New Year's.

However, while the news of Zendaya and Holland's engagement is creating so much buzz on social media, an insider said that the lovebirds are in no rush and just want to enjoy their engagement first.

The source explained: "For now, they're just going to enjoy things and not rush into the wedding. They're both busy with work projects."

They added that Holland is excited, noting that he "has always had this sweet way of letting the world know that Zendaya is his. Now it's official — she really is!"

After Zendaya and Holland's engagement was confirmed, TMJ announced that the "Avengers: Endgame" star asked "The Challenger" actress' father, Kazemba Ajama Coleman, for her hand in marriage "months ago."

Coleman allegedly accepted Holland's request to marry Zendaya, whose family is excited by the development and considers her beauty a "class act."

Despite Coleman's approval, Zendaya reportedly took his time proposing because he wanted to do it at the right time.

Sources said TMJwho first broke news of the couple's engagement, that Holland first asked Zendaya to marry him between Christmas and New Year's.

He reportedly got down on one knee in an intimate setting at one of her family homes in the United States. However, sources revealed that Zendaya's family was not present for the proposal because "it was just a sweet moment" between her and Holland.

According to the media, Holland's proposal was not elaborate, but "very romantic and intimate".

Zendaya stole the show at the 2025 Golden Globes on Sunday with her outfit and sparkly detailing on her left finger.

The 28-year-old actress wore a custom Louis Vuitton dress in burnt orange satin, which she matched with pointed pumps.

She accessorized with a sparkly necklace and styled a short, curly auburn hairstyle. She was once again styled by her longtime collaborator and image architect, Law Roach.

While Zendaya's outfit made jaws drop, it was her eye-catching diamond ring that got many talking. According to reports, the ring is a 5.02 carat diamond ring with button diamonds from luxury jeweler Jessica McCormack.

Zendaya flashed her sparkly ring with a playful jazz finger flick in response to her recent engagement Los Angeles Times the journalist, who playfully raised her ring finger and pointed at him.

When asked if she was engaged, the "Dine" actress continued to flaunt her ring, shyly smiled and shrugged, but did not answer. Her actions led to speculation on social media that Holland had popped the question.

Many fans took to social media to congratulate Zendaya and Tom Holland on their engagement.

One fan on Xu wrote, "Zendaya is in a relationship like she was with Tom and now they're engaged. Guys, I'm actually crying."

Another person shared, "TOM AND ZENDAYA ARE OFFICIALLY ENGAGED FOR MY HEART."

Meanwhile, a third fan expressed: "Tom and Zendaya are made for each other. So happy for their engagement and wishing them a lifetime of happiness."