Tom Cruise Is ‘Absolutely Giddy' About Ana de Armas, Says ‘Source'
RadarOnline exclusively learned that Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas' rumored relationship had his full attention. A source claimed that he has not only made her 'the center of his universe,' but has also been spending millions to express his fondness. Cruise has reportedly 'already spent a fortune wining and dining her,' with no end in sight for his spending spree. Moreover, de Armas has been at the center of everything he does, and 'everyone around him knows it.'
The 'Mission: Impossible' star has been 'keeping it cool publicly' for the time being, but he's 'absolutely giddy' about his 'Deeper' co-star. He is smitten to the extent that 'it's hard for him to contain himself once he starts talking about her.' It appears Cruise has been going all-out with his gifts to show his affection for de Armas, including giving her a 'custom fragrance' made in Grasse, France, just for her. This included a handwritten note and hundreds of orchids.
Seemingly, Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas' rumored romance has also had him 'coming up with creative ways to wow her.' The source alleged that he has been putting a great deal of 'effort and time,' along with luxurious gifts, trips, and grand gestures. Cruise reportedly 'wants' his and de Armas' rumored relationship to be a 'forever thing' and doesn't want to 'hurry.' The insider alleged that the latter is equally charmed by him.
Originally reported by Nikita Mahato on Reality Tea.
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