Tom Holland has the best surprise for Jimmy Kimmel' son

Wednesday, 22 April 2020 16:40

Tom Holland delivered a special birthday message to Jimmy Kimmel's son Billy when he appeared on his at-home edition of the talkshow.

Holland, dressed as Peter Parker, surprised the three-year-old as his Spider-Man-themed party was cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Billy, who was also sporting his own Spider-Man costume, was thrilled to see his favorite hero on screen and kept grinning and hugging his father.

Holland sang happy birthday and watched the three-year-old cut his spidey-themed cake.

"Thank you, Spider-Man," Jimmy said, adding, "You're the best. I appreciate it."

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