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“The Matrix” star Keanu Reeves surprised Jimmy Fallon with ice cream for his birthday at famed Beverly Hills haunt the Polo Lounge, we hear, before the stars sang a Beatles tune together for gobsmacked diners.

Spies told Page Six that the New York City-based “Tonight Show” host was recently at the Beverly Hills Hotel eatery while in Los Angeles filming his other NBC show, “That’s My Jam.”

That’s when Fallon and his pals noticed Reeves also dining at the old-school spot.

A spy told Page Six: “Jimmy said ‘hi’ to [Reeves and his party] and sent them the olives from his table. In response, Keanu sent him ice cream with a candle, and had the place sing ‘Happy Birthday’ to Jimmy.”

The former “SNL” star’s 48th birthday was last month.

After the sugar rush, a source added, “Jimmy got up and sang [The Beatles’ classic] ‘Hey Jude with the piano singer, Hugo — and Keanu joined at the end for the ‘na, na, na’ parts!”

We hear that Reeves, 58, was dining with his longtime girlfriend Alexandra Grant and one of his sisters. The “Speed” star has been a regular guest on Fallon’s show over the years.

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For Fallon’s birthday last month, his close friend and regular collaborator Justin Timberlake posted on Instagram as a tribute: “I’m so proud of the man you’ve become. My phone could never capture the beauty of your aura. I can’t imagine my feed without you. You complete me.”

Fallon wrote back, “You had me at hello. And bye bye bye,” referencing “Bye Bye Bye” from Timberlake’s former act, ‘N Sync.

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