Tom Holland Surprises Jimmy Kimmel’s Spider-Man Loving Son

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Tom Holland is a fun loving guy and he proved the same with his wish for Jimmy Kimmel’s son.

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Billy Kimmel got a birthday wish from the Spider-Man himself.

The actor gave Jimmy Kimmel’s Spider-Man-loving son the most significant birthday surprise during the coronavirus quarantine. In an appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” Tuesday, the star, the newest to play the iconic superhero, helped the late-night host pull off a rare birthday surprise – a surprise from Spider-Man himself. “I’ve got a favor to ask you, and that is it, my boy Billy turns three today, we’ve seen your Spider-Man films again and again,” said Kimmel. “And we told him the real Spider-Man would arrive at his party.

Even Jane is a Spidey Fan

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The whole Kimmel family are big Spider-Man fans.

Kimmel admitted that “it may not register” for his son before he put Billy and his older daughter Jane on camera. But while he could only say “Spidey” and said on Tuesday that he turned 20, he seemed to love seeing Holland a whole bit. Also, it seems Kimmel’s daughter Jane is a fan as Kimmel told fans that Jane felt Peter Parker had a “beautiful face.”

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Tom Holland is a live wire and loves to have fun.

That’s not all that Holland has been in the news for. He’s on a rough ride, including sending off a script he wrote to producers and doing a lot of drinking. Holland said he’s still making Zoom calls with the other Avengers. He talked to Chris Hemsworth, captured Robert Downey Jr. while in the bath, and Jake Gyllenhaal,his “Spider-Man: Far From Home” companion are itching together to do a Peloton riding lesson. We would all love to see this and it would also serve as a good lock-down recreational activity.

Sources: Yahoo, Koimoi

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