Tom Holland is one such actor who really wears his heart on his sleeve.

The Spider-Man star is, as everyone knows, dating co-star Zendaya, who plays Mary Jane in the film.

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And well, their love story too, is not very dissimilar to what Peter Parker and Mary Jane have in the movies as well as the comics.

Recent interviews and public appearances have shown that Tom is smitten by Zendaya and it's the other way around as well.

Now, the latest incident of this was when Tom was walking on the Red Carpet of his latest Spider-Man film, Spider-Man: No Way Home .

As it turns out, the actor was scheduled for an interview and was in the middle of it, just when he suddenly stopped right in the middle of it.

Why?

Because he spotted Zendaya! 

Yeah! According to the video of the interview, it looks like he either hears the fans echoing Zendaya's name or he catches a glimpse of her.

But the British actor suddenly glitches just at the thought of Zendaya!

We obviously loved every bit of it. And you will too, once you watch this adorable video.

This is truly cute and we love the fact that he is totally head over heels for her.

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The two actors will obviously be seen in Spider-Man: No Way Home, and it looks like that if all goes well, we might be seeing more of them soon, with Marvel head Kevin Feige reportedly wanting Tom back for another Spider-Man trilogy.

During the Red Carpet interview, Tom even spoke about how overwhelmed he is with the reception that the upcoming movie seems to be getting.

"I honestly feel a little bit numb. This has been the most incredible experience. This whole journey from the day I got cast. My agent's here and we were just talking about the moment I got my first callback, and we thought, 'Oh, wow, maybe I could actually get this film.' And here we are promoting Spider-Man 3. I am blown away. To share it with my friends and my family. Honestly, this means the world."

Spider-Man: No Way Home releases in theaters worldwide on December 17 and in India on December 16. 

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