Hollywood hearts: Stars on their kind of Valentine's Day
India Today
Hollywood stars are sharing their heartfelt and personal plans for Valentine's Day. These unique celebrations highlight love in simple and meaningful ways, inspiring fans across the world.
Hollywood is famous for its stars, but when it comes to the most romantic date of the year, it has plenty of hearts and flowers too. Far from being sour about Valentine's Day, celebs are still sweet on showing their romantic side on February 14.
From ice-cream-mad romantic Margot Robbie to hopeless romantic Matt Damon, a whole galaxy of stars is getting ready to say it with flowers and more this Valentine's Day.
So if you're looking for a pointer or two — or some inspiration to thrill that special person in your life — why not let Hollywood's finest help you out?
VALENTINE: Spider-Man co-star Tom Holland
Hollywood actor Zendaya and Brit star Tom are so busy that the couple is said to have pushed their wedding date to next year. And while Valentine's Day is a chance to get romantic, Zendaya has very normal ideas as to what she wants from the occasion. “I will be eating ice cream and watching movies,” says the Euphoria and Dune star. “It's going to be a crazy night of watching TV!”
VALENTINE: Her children! (Credit: Instagram)
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