Zendaya and Tom Holland silence split rumours as they share a rare PDA at the premiere of her steamy new film Challengers

Zendaya and her boyfriend Tom Holland put an end to split speculation as they enjoyed a rare PDA at the premiere of her steamy sports film Challengers.

After stunning on the red carpet, the actress, 27, headed into the Odeon Luxe in London's Leicester Square for a screening of the film, with Tom sat in the audience.

In footage captured by a fan on social media, Tom, 27, leaned in for a kiss with his girlfriend before the pair shared a sweet embrace.

It was a surprise appearance for the Spiderman star, who did not walk the red carpet earlier in the evening.

Zendaya and Tom met on the set of Spiderman: Homecoming in 2017, but predominantly keep their relationship out of the public eye.

Split rumours began circulating in January that the couple were no more when Zendaya unfollowed Tom on Instagram.

However, Zendaya unfollowed everyone and Tom still followed her.

Adding to the concern of fans was the fact that the Golden Globe winning actress and the Spider-Man actor hadn't been photographed together since October 25, when they were snapped grocery shopping in Los Angeles.

But again, a source with direct knowledge said the couple were seen together as recently as New Year's Eve, according to TMZ.

The Dune star recently gave a rare insight into her romance with the actor in an interview with British Vogue, saying he has 'beautifully' handled his own rise to fame.

Speaking about her relationship, she said: 'We were both very, very young, but my career was already kind of going, and his changed overnight

'I definitely watched his life kind of change in front of him. But he handled it really beautifully.'

Zendaya also revealed that she has also considered the prospect of starting a family in the public eye, admitting she doesn't want her future children to 'have to deal with her fame.' 

She said: 'It's a matter of sustainability, how she can continue to make this demanding business that she loves so dearly work for her. 

'Because I don't necessarily want my kids to have to deal with this [fame]''... and what does my future look like? Am I going to be a public-facing person forever?'

Discussing her fame, she added: 'You just kind of get used to the fact that, ''Oh, I'm also one of these art pieces you're going to take a picture of.'' I just gotta be totally cool with it and just live my life.'

'I think growing up, I always felt like when someone asks for a picture, I have to do it, all the time. You have to say yes, because you just need to be grateful that you're here. 

'And while I still feel that way, I also have learnt that I can say no, and I can say kindly that I'm having a day off, or I'm just trying to be myself today, and I don't actually have to perform all the time.'

Zendaya also lent her support to Tom amid his performance in a Romeo & Juliet play that has become embroiled in a racism controversy.

Tom will play Romeo in the upcoming West End production while Juliet will be portrayed by Francesca Amewudah-Rivers.

Social media was later flooded with a 'barrage of deplorable racial abuse' over the diverse casting, prompting the theatre company to release a statement condemning the abuse Francesca received.

Zendaya told Vogue that she 'could not be more proud' of Tom, adding: 'I’m going to try to see as many shows as I possibly can.'