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I think it’s kinda refreshing when Hollywood actors get married and then show evidence that they genuinely like who they married, you know? It’s sweet. There’s too many times we’ve seen it go otherwise.
Totally and completely agree. Though it would've been hilarious if she'd hit him with a deep cut like "Oh, Nicholas Hammond, for sure" and then winked. My wife genuinely likes me, but I'd be personally offended if she missed an opportunity like this to at least make a little joke.
With Zendaya and Holland it's like the reverse, no? I mean, they looked to have so much fun together and to genuinely enjoy each others' company so much that when they got married it was like "damn right you fools what took ya so long".
I don't know if I have witnessed the otherwise you are referring to, but I like the sentiment and them as a couple. I think they both are wholesome and it's cute to see.