‘Spider-Man’s’ Tom Holland and Zendaya are just as relieved by Disney-Sony deal

Spider-Man is sticking around the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and there’s a friendly, neighborhood celebrity who’s ecstatic about that news.

Tom Holland, who plays Spidey in the blockbuster “Avengers� franchise and solo films, celebrated the end of the contentious summer feud between Walt Disney Co. and Sony Pictures — and the inevitability that his webslinger would appear in future films co-produced by the rival studios.

Holland took to Instagram to celebrate Friday’s development by posting a clip from 2013’s “Wolf of Wall Street� with star Leonardo DiCaprio shouting, “I’m not leaving.� The actor and his costumed alter ego have been the face of the financial battle, which could have resulted in the young Avenger — who was speculated to front the next phase of the franchise — exiting for good.

His costar Zendaya, who plays his pal and love interest MJ in the “Homecoming� saga, also welcomed the news on Twitter with a dancing Spider-Man gif.

Under the new deal, Spider-Man will return for another film in the “Avengers� saga and also appear in a solo film that will again be co-produced by Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige and Sony’s Amy Pascal. The third film in the “Spider-Man: Homecoming� series has been scheduled for release on July 16, 2021.

Sony will continue to develop its own Spider-Man projects, which were further bolstered by last year’s reboot, the Oscar-winning animated film “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.�