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Tom Holland Hot Ones appearance ends with a first for Sean Evans

Tom Holland vomited on the floor during Hot Ones, with Sean Evans saying it was a first for the celebrity interview show.

Poppy Nakagawa

By Poppy Nakagawa · Culture Writer

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Tom Holland Hot Ones appearance ends with a first for Sean Evans
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Tom Holland’s Hot Ones visit took a messy turn during an episode with his “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” co-star Jon Bernthal, according to video from First We Feast.

The actor made it through the YouTube show’s run of spicy wings, then vomited on the floor as the episode was wrapping up, the video shows. Host Sean Evans said it marked the first time one of his celebrity guests had thrown up on the set.

Holland did not appear to be rattled by the moment. In the footage, he seemed more relieved about where the mess landed, taking pride in the fact that he did not get vomit on his clothes.

Did Tom Holland throw up on Hot Ones?

Yes. First We Feast video shows Holland throwing up on the floor during the outro after eating hot wings on “Hot Ones.” Evans said on the show that it was the first time a celebrity guest had vomited on set.

Bernthal, who was seated with Holland for the episode, reacted positively to the chaos, according to the footage. The two actors appeared on the show together while tied to “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.”

“Hot Ones” is the First We Feast YouTube interview series where celebrity guests eat hot wings during a sit-down with Evans. The format has become known for pushing guests through spicy food while they answer questions on camera.

Holland’s rough finish came at the very end rather than midway through the interview. The actor managed to complete the appearance before the wings caught up with him as the cameras were still rolling.

The clip also shows Holland did not ask for the scene to disappear. He told producers, “You can use that!”

That line left the moment in the episode rather than on the cutting-room floor. For a star best known to many fans as Spider-Man, the weak spot this time was not a villain, a stunt or a press-tour question. It was the hot sauce.

Evans’ comment gives the bit its odd little place in the show’s history. Plenty of “Hot Ones” guests have sweated, winced or struggled through the wings, but according to the host, Holland was the first celebrity guest to throw up on set.

This story draws on original reporting from TMZ.