Tom Holland admits uncertainty over his future as Spider-Man

Tom Holland spoke candidly about his future as Spider-Man during an appearance on This Morning on Thursday.

Chatting to hosts Holly Willoughby and Josie Gibson, the London-born actor, 25, admitted his latest outing as the web-slinging superhero ‘might be his last’.

Tom explained: ‘It could be my last Spider-Man, but the first one could have been.’ He added: ‘If it’s time, I would step down proudly.’

Tom – who looked dapper in a collared navy jumper – also revealed he is relieved to finally be able to speak openly about the fact that former Spider-Men Toby Maguire and Andrew Garfield appear in Spider-Man: No Way Home.

He noted: ‘It’s actually quite nice to be able to say this now. We finally have the three Spider-Man’s sharing the screen. Playing Spider-Man can be quite alienating.’

Of his relationship with the two actors, Tom added: ‘To have that brotherhood was quite special.’

He also assured Holly and Josie that despite his global fame, he has remained grounded thanks to his tight-knit family.

‘I have a great network of friends and family,’ he shared.

‘My family are the first people to tell me if I have a Hollywood moment and keep me grounded.’

Tom also spoke about his most recent co-star, Mark Wahlberg, who he stars opposite in upcoming blockbuster Uncharted.

Discussing how he got into shape for his role as treasure-hunter Nathan Drake, Tom quipped: ‘I ate and trained every day. He commented on my size. Protein shakes all the time. It was a nightmare.’

He also joked that he looks like ‘Mark’s 12-year-old son’ in the film, adding: ‘There was a good rivalry between us.’

Spider-Man: No Way Home passed the $1 billion mark at the international box office over the weekend.

The superhero movie is the sixth-highest grossing film all-time on a global level, and has not yet received a release date in China, making its international totals more impressive.