Did Katie Holmes React To Tom Cruise's Rumoured Romance With Ana de Armas?
The post, which Katie Holmes liked, mentioned that Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas had taken a helicopter ride in London just ahead of the actress's 37th birthday.
Katie Holmes sent social media into a stir after users noticed that she had liked and then quickly unliked a post about her ex-husband Tom Cruise and his rumoured romance with actress Ana de Armas. The moment was brief, but it was enough to catch the attention of eagle-eyed fans online.
The Instagram post, shared by Daily Mail, mentioned that Tom and Ana had taken a helicopter ride in London just ahead of the actress's 37th birthday. The post also highlighted their recent outings, including a dinner date and a scenic walk. Within minutes of it going up, several fans noticed that Katie Holmes had liked the update.
Katie and Tom were married for six years before their separation in 2012. The couple share a daughter, Suri, who was born in 2006. After the divorce, Katie moved to New York with Suri and has since kept their lives largely out of the public spotlight. Tom, on the other hand, has not been publicly seen with his daughter in years. In fact, during her high school graduation earlier this year, Suri dropped the surname Cruise and instead adopted 'Noelle", which is Katie's middle name.
Meanwhile, speculation around Tom and Ana's relationship began when the two were spotted having dinner together in February. This was followed by several helicopter rides in London and other public outings, which further fueled talk of a possible romance. Ana was previously linked to Manuel Anido Cuesta, the stepson of Cuba's president, as well as actor Ben Affleck.
Tom and Ana are set to appear together in an upcoming underwater action film titled Deeper, directed by Doug Liman. The film follows the journey of an astronaut who dives into the ocean's depths and encounters supernatural forces. The two actors are also reportedly working on more projects, as Ana confirmed during a recent interview.
Speaking to Good Morning America, Ana said, 'It's so much fun. We're definitely working on a lot of things. It's not just one, but a few projects — with [directors] Doug Liman and Christopher McQuarrie and, of course, Tom. And I'm so excited."
In return, Tom has praised Ana's talent and performance, especially in the John Wick spinoff Ballerina. 'I love that franchise and what those guys do. I know what it takes to create these kinds of stories and do it, and now they have Ballerina coming out with Ana, that's outstanding…[Ana] is very, very talented. It's gonna crush," he told the Associated Press.
In an interview with USA Today, Ana also shared her own thoughts on doing action sequences alongside Tom, which she said is 'demanding yet fulfilling." She explained how physically challenging the process can be, but also said that she's 'getting better at it."
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