Tom Holland Reveals the Surprising Reason Why He Threw Up on ‘Hot Ones’

Tom Holland made history on Hot Ones by becoming the first celebrity to vomit during the show’s spicy wing challenge.The actor revealed on the Dish podcast that he drank excessive milk between wings and couldn’t handle the wings’ heat level.He joked about the incident afterward and revealed how it really went down.Tom Holland is on one hell of a press run. The actor is traveling the world to promote his two blockbusters, The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and we’ve gotten to see him do everything from taking a Zendaya-themed pop quiz to making pizzas with Matt Damon. But one of his most iconic and memorable moments during his press tour so far is definitely his joint interview with Jon Bernthal on Hot Ones, where he made history as the first celeb to throw up on the show.Now, in yet another interview on the Dish podcast, Tom reveals how the infamous moment really went down.“Mate, I did Hot Ones the other day. I think I might have been the first person…I threw up in the interview,” Tom confessed before later clarifying that it was because he “been nailing so much milk” in between each spicy wing.“And I just started laughing…I looked like a baby,” he continued. “You know when a baby just has, like, pure milk that comes out? It was literally like that.”Add Cosmopolitan as a preferred source in your Google search results.Use your Google account to add this to your settings.It all went downhill once Tom tried Da’Bomb sauce with an incredibly spicy Scoville level of 135,600. (Yes, the exact sauce that made him cry during his 2021 Hot Ones interview.)It wasn’t until after the tenth wing that he admitted, “I think I’m going to throw up,” and let it all out behind the table.“You can use that,” Tom joked to the show’s producers, adding, “Look, Louis Vuitton, I got none of it on my clothes.” Honestly, Law Roach’s sigh of relief must have been heard around the world in that moment.When Jon asked Hot Ones host Sean Evans if anyone had ever puked before, he confirmed Tom might have been the “first on set ever,” to which the Spider-Man actor responded, “I love being the first.”Never change, Tom.