Zendaya's 'Euphoria' co-star Hunter Schafer reveals the unexpected contact name for Tom Holland
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Hunter Schafer has shared a surprising behind-the-scenes detail involving Tom Holland. During a recent interview, Zendaya's 'Euphoria' co-star revealed the unexpected contact name she has saved for the 'Spider-Man' actor in her phone.
The revelation offered a rare glimpse into their off-screen friendship. Schafer also explained the story behind the nickname and why it has stayed with Holland over the years, delighting fans with the playful detail.
Hunter Schafer reveals why Tom Holland is saved as 'Sister Tom' in her phone
Schafer shared a fun behind-the-scenes detail about Holland during an interview with Entertainment Weekly at the outlet's 2026 San Diego Comic-Con studio.
While putting together her superhero Mount Rushmore, the 'Blade Runner 2099' actress revealed the sweet contact name she has saved for the 'Spider-Man' star in her phone and explained why she holds him in such high regard.
Hunter Schafer picks Spider-Man as one of her Mount Rushmore superheroes and reveals she has Tom Holland saved in her phone as “Sister Tom”:
— best of tom holland (@thollandrchives) July 26, 2026
“My dear sister Tom Holland, who is my other dear sister’s man. He’s a great actor and I love him very much and he’s in my phone as… pic.twitter.com/siPYvT434O
“My dear sister Tom Holland, who is my other dear sister’s man,” Schafer says, referring to Holland's marriage to Zendaya. The actress also praised Holland's talent and their friendship, adding, “He’s a great actor, and I love him very much, and he’s in my phone as ‘Sister Tom,’ so he’s going on my Mount Rushmore, for sure.”
Hunter Schafer names Tom Holland, the Powerpuff Girls and Marvel stars on superhero Mount Rushmore
While Holland secured a place on Hunter Schafer's superhero Mount Rushmore, he wasn't her only pick. The 'Blade Runner 2099' actress also chose the Powerpuff Girls, saying the beloved animated trio played a major role in her childhood and shaped how she viewed superheroes growing up.
“Powerpuff Girls I grew up with,” she says. “I loved the cartoon. I think I’ve gone through different phases of identifying with each one, but deeply informative superhero experience as a child that I loved so much.”
Schafer was joined by her 'Blade Runner 2099' co-star Michelle Yeoh for the activity. Yeoh added two Marvel icons to the Mount Rushmore, late 'Black Panther' star Chadwick Boseman and 'Doctor Strange' actor Benedict Cumberbatch. Explaining why Cumberbatch's character resonated with her, Yeoh said the superhero stood out because of his humanity and resilience.
“I really love... that superhero in the movie because he’s really human and real and then only discovered that there are other things you can do when something shuts in your face and shuts your life down,” she explains. “So it was very inspiring and it was fun and funny and exciting."
