Tom Holland relied on his loved ones to support his early sobriety journey

For those embracing "dry January," let Tom Holland serve as your beacon of inspiration. The "Spider-Man" luminary has maintained sobriety for over two years, as he divulged in a Men’s Health interview released Thursday. He candidly shared about the support network that bolstered his journey.

Holland embarked on this path independently, opting to cease drinking without professional intervention. "I possess a resolute willpower. Once I commit, I truly see it through," he articulated to the publication. He leaned heavily on his inner circle: family, friends, past and present colleagues, and even strangers who reached out sharing their own sobriety stories.

His attorney, unnamed in the narrative, played a crucial role during a vulnerable phase, offering Holland a "profound piece of guidance that helped me persevere." This nugget of wisdom, as Holland recounted, was the realization that "you’ll never regret waking up sober the morning after an outing." This resonated deeply with him, given his tendency to overindulge after starting with just one drink.

Recently, Holland launched Bero, his own brand of non-alcoholic beer, and reminisced about occupational hurdles he encountered. He particularly mentioned his time filming the 2022 series "A Crowded Room," featuring Amanda Seyfried and Emmy Rossum. "There was considerable discord on that set. It wasn’t a peaceful environment, with frequent conflicts and disagreements," he noted, specifying that the strife was unrelated to artistic disputes but refrained from elaborating further.

Amidst these challenges, he pondered, "If I resume drinking amid this chaos, it’ll only deteriorate, right?" Holland subsequently took a year-long hiatus from acting post-production of the series. Now, he’s back in the limelight, recently joining the ensemble of Christopher Nolan’s forthcoming cinematic epic, "The Odyssey.