Aww! Tom Holland gives Jimmy Kimmel’s son a virtual Spider-Man birthday surprise amid quarantine

Tom Holland gave Jimmy Kimmel's Spider-Man-loving son the best birthday surprise during the coronavirus quarantine.

During an appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" Tuesday, the actor, the latest to play the beloved superhero, helped the late-night host pull off a special birthday surprise – a visit from Spider-Man himself.

"I have a favor to ask of you, and that is this, my son Billy turns 3 years old today, we watched both of your Spider-Man movies over and over and over again," Kimmel said. "And we promised him that the real Spider-Man would come to his party. Now, of course, we were just going to hire a guy in a suit, but now nobody's coming to his party, his party is just us, and I was wondering if you would say hello to him. I can't guarantee it's going to register, but would you mind?"

Holland, 23, was game: "Absolutely, no trouble at all – put him on."

Kimmel holds Billy and 5-year-old daughter Jane on his lap. "I want you to say hi to somebody, OK? Let's see who's on the screen," he told his son. "Does that guy look familiar to you?"

With his face covered in a ski mask and sunglasses, Holland said, "Hey! What's up, Billy? Let me take this off so I can see you better," he added, pulling off the disguise.

As soon as his face is revealed, Jane shouted excitedly, "That is Peter Parker!"

Billy has a huge smile on his face before shyly cuddling into his dad.

"He's shy," Jane said.

Holland continued with the Spider-Man bit. "Hey, Billy, it's nice to meet you. My name's Peter Parker. I live in Queens, New York. Where do you live?"

"We live in California," Jane answered.

Kimmel also reveals that his daughter has a bit of a crush on the superhero. "Jane, what did you say about Peter Parker's face?" Kimmel asked.

"It's cute" Jane said, before turning to her dad looking shy.

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