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Since the release of his anticipated film,honeymoon sex videos Spider-Man: Homecoming, Tom Holland has been making the red carpet rounds.

Fans noticed that Holland wears a very similar expression when he poses for pictures -- lips pursed together with his cheeks ever so slightly puffed out -- and wondered what it was all about.

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Tumblr came up with a plausible answer for Holland's peculiar blue steel -- there's a frog chilling out in his mouth. Holland wears that tight lipped expression so that said frog doesn't escape.

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The ridiculous theory became a popular meme on the blogging site. Someone even created a Tumblr account dedicated to the frog that Holland is hoarding.

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If you're worried about Tom Holland's feelings, don't be. He knows about the frog theory and thinks it's hilarious. The actor took to his Instagram to confirm what fans have suspected all along.

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You don't have to hide it anymore, Tom. Let the frog out.

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