Tom Holland is taking the fun boyfriend role seriously by playfully trolling Zendaya for her birthday.

The actor shared a silly photo of his girlfriend on September 1 in honor of Zendaya's 27th birthday. Posting to his Instagram Story, Holland shared a picture of Zendaya on a boat with snorkel gear on, complete with goggles and a wet suit. She's making a funny face and giving a thumbs up in the snap — yet still looks beautiful somehow. Holland captioned the photo, “My birthday girl,” with the heart eyes emoji.

Don't worry, Holland also shared another, more whimsical photo of Zendaya. In that snap, she is shown walking in a wooded area with two dogs and flipping her hair. This time, Holland used three heart-eye emojis.

Zendaya balanced out the funny photos by sharing glamourous shots of herself on her own Instagram feed. In the photoshoot series, the actor is wearing an open-front patterned two-piece set with billowy sleeves and a high-waisted skirt. She captioned the photo with the Virgo symbol emoji. Holland jokingly commented “First” under the post.

Zendaya and Holland have celebrated each other's birthdays via social media since they became friends while filming the Spider-Man movies starting in 2017. Holland posted for Zendaya's birthday last year with a mirror selfie of the two of them on set. Holland was wearing his Spider-Man costume and captioned the photo, “My MJ, have the happiest of birthdays. Gimme a call when your up xxx.”

Zendaya shared a sweet black and white photo in June in honor of Holland's birthday with the caption, “Happiest of birthdays to the one who makes me the happiest <3.” We can't get enough of them!

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