Fans go wild after Tom Holland posts ‘heart eyes’ Instagram picture of Zendaya at Dune premiere

Tom Holland has been hyping up his rumoured girlfriend and <em>Spiderman</em> co-star Zendaya and fans can’t get enough of sweet exchange between them.

The British actor posted a photo of Zendaya at the <em>Dune</em> movie premiere in London to his 48.5m followers and made what some fans saw as quite the romantic gesture by captioning the post “Dune” with an heart-eye emoji.

Zendaya plays Chani in the sci-fi adventure film and stars alongside Timothee Chalamet, Jason Momoa, Rebecca Ferguson and Oscar Isaac.

She attended the London premiere of the film at Leicester Square last night (October 18) ahead of its UK release on October 21.

Holland’s post has received more than 7m likes, along with tens of thousands of comments from fans who are frankly obsessed with the actor’s dedication post.

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And it seems Zendaya herself appreciated the tribute, and sent fans equally wild after she commented on Holland’s post with a shy emoji - which now has more than 270,000 likes.

Fans of the stars are been sharing their excitement over the cute interaction on Twitter and are loving the fact that Holland is Zendaya’s number one fan.

The interaction further fuels dating rumours which have been following the pair over the years and heated up earlier this year after the pair were photographed kissing as they left Zendaya’s mothers house. They were also spotted kissing in a car in LA and attended a friend’s wedding together in Simi Valley in August, Daily Mail reported.

It’s not the first time that Holland has dedicated an Instagram post to Zendaya, after he shared a sweet image of them together on the set of Spiderman to wish her a Happy 25th Birthday.

In a recent interview with InStyle, Zendaya appeared to mutually gush over Holland and said: “He’s a fun time.”

She added: “Very charismatic and can make anybody feel comfortable and have a good laugh, have a good chat - I sound so British.”