Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas spark fresh dating rumors in London
This sighting has reignited talk that the two might be more than just friends. Speculation first sparked in February when they were spotted walking through London on February 13, posing for photos with fans without seeming to hide their connection.
Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas fuel fresh romance rumors
Fans were quick to assume a romantic getaway for the actors, but both insist their relationship is centered around work. Months after that first sighting, Ana clarified that their frequent hangouts have involved meetings with directors Christopher McQuarrie and Doug Liman, reports E! News. The duo is set to team up on Deeper, a supernatural thriller set below the ocean's surface, directed by Liman.
'It made me really happy and proud to have someone like him championing my film,' Ana told E! News during the Ballerina premiere on June 3. The Knight and Day actor has not been shy about praising her either. 'There's an actress who has dramatic chops, someone who's comedic, very, very talented. Just a great actress,' he told Access Hollywood at the Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning premiere in May.
Also read: Tom Cruise spotted sailing with Ana de Armas in cosy new pics from Menorca; fans take it as confirmation they're dating
Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas' past relationship rumors with other stars
Cruise and de Armas are both used to the rumor mill. The Mission Impossible actor has been linked to nearly every female co-star he has worked with over the years, while the latter has had her share of tabloid scrutiny. Her relationship with Deep Water co-star Ben Affleck drew intense attention, so much so that she later left Los Angeles, calling the experience 'horrible.'
Cruise's personal life has been just as public. He married his Days of Thunder co-star Nicole Kidman and later dated Vanilla Sky co-star Penélope Cruz. Still, as deArmas' history shows, being photographed together does not always mean romance.
FAQs
Are Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas dating?
Neither has confirmed a romantic relationship; they say they are working together on a film.
When were they first seen together?
Their first sighting was on Feb. 13 in London.
What movie are they collaborating on?
They are set to star in Deeper, a supernatural thriller directed by Doug Liman.
Did Ana de Armas date Ben Affleck?
Yes, she dated her Deep Water co-star Ben Affleck before moving out of Los Angeles.
Has Tom Cruise dated his co-stars before?
Yes, he married Nicole Kidman and dated Penélope Cruz after working with them.
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