Tom Cruise and Ana De Armas shared an enchanting evening together, basking in the glow of a Champagne Supernova. On July 26, the stars of "Mission: Impossible" and "Ballerina" respectively, attended Oasis' sold-out concert at London's iconic Wembley Stadium, further fuelling ongoing whispers of a blossoming romance.
Indeed, the pair made a fleeting yet joyful appearance in DJ Goldie's Instagram recap of the concert. There they were, beaming with smiles from their seats just a few rows back. Tom and Ana, who are soon to co-star in the upcoming film "Deeper," graciously stood to let fellow concertgoers pass through as Oasis belted out their hits. It was a delightful surprise, considering the band's founders, Noel Gallagher and Liam Gallagher, had once poked fun at Tom Cruise's acting career. "He's a little f--ker," Noel had scathingly remarked in the 2007 band documentary, "Lord Don't Slow Me Down." Liam, too, had chimed in, saying, "Cocktail is great. I hate Tom Cruise. Bastard."
Yet, it seemed that any past grievances were water under the bridge as Tom and Ana grooved to the tunes at the Live From '25 Tour. Their date night came just two weeks after they were spotted cozying up on a luxurious yacht off the Spanish coast of Menorca. On June 30, the "Knives Out" actress, dressed in a chic white sundress and sun hat, enjoyed a sun-soaked day with the Oscar winner, who opted for dark shorts and a figure-hugging blue shirt.
Although neither has publicly addressed the rumored romance, they have continued to spend quality time together in public, from celebrating Valentine's Day in New York City to enjoying a weekend getaway in London and her birthday celebration in May. While they have let their actions speak louder than words in their personal lives, the duo has been more than happy to openly praise each other's professional endeavors.
After Tom heaped praise on "Ballerina," calling it a "kick-ass" film, Ana couldn't contain her admiration. "It makes me really happy and proud," she told E! News at the film's Los Angeles premiere last month. "It's surreal that someone like him is liking the movie, supporting it, and celebrating other people's work."
