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Tom Cruise is the undisputed star of Hollywood blockbusters. The actor, whose career has spanned over many decades, has maintained his superstardom by regaling audiences in films like theMission Impossibleseries to his most recent filmTop Gun: Maverick.The star has also gained fame for doing his own daring stunts in all his films.
Despite enjoying stupendous success in his career, Tom Cruise’s personal life has been fraught with problems and controversies. The actor who has had failed relationships and marriages has been called up by many of his exes for his dominating personality and controversial value system.
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Tom Cruise’s Ego Made Him The Least Eligible Bachelor
Tom Cruisemay be soaring high at the box office with the mega success ofTop Gun: Maverickbut the star’s personal reputation has taken a hit thanks to his attitude towards women and relationships. According to a Hollywood insider, Tom Cruise’s egotistical view about love, his dominating personality, and his obsession with Scientology deterred women from getting into a relationship with him.
“Tom would love to have someone in his life, but the truth is his reputation just isn’t great,The whole Scientology thing is a turnoff for most women, and he can’t exactly downplay it. He’s very committed to it.To him, any partner is an extension of him — and his brand — so he’s known to be very micromanaging — down to what clothes they can wear when they’re out with him,”
Cruise’s bossy nature and his need to dominate any relationship without compromise ultimately landed him the dubious distinction of being branded the least eligible bachelor in Hollywood despite his massive superstardom.
Also Read: “Women find him way too intense”: Despite Saving Hollywood, Tom Cruise Considered to be Least Eligible Bachelor After Failed Marriages With Nicole Kidman and Katie Holmes
Tom Cruise’s History Of Failed Relationships In A Nutshell
Though Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise has had massive success in his career, the actor’s failed personal relationships have taken prominence over the years. The actor was first married to Mimi Rogers before entering into an 11-year marriage with actor Nicole Kidman. Cruise and Kidman squashed claims of theCocktailstar’s obsession with Scientology being the reason for the split. Cruise then entered into a relationship with Katie Holmes with whom he had a daughter, Suri. The couple ultimately split and this time, Cruise’s Scientology leaning was the reason to drive away Holmes.
Apart from his 3 marriages, Cruise has also been in a relationship with his co-star fromVanilla SkyPenelope Cruz which ended in 2004. The actor has also been recently linked to hisMission Impossibleco-star Hayley Atwell who allegedly gave him the boot due to the actor’s controlling ways. According to inside sources, the British star broke up with theMinority Reportactor and subsequently took him back in 2020. Despite giving him a second chance, Atwell was unable to tolerate Cruise’s ego and ultimately parted ways with him.
Also Read:“He knows anything he says can bite him in the b-tt”: Tom Cruise’s Paranoia Makes Him Avoid Hollywood Stars After Being Betrayed by Close Friends That Nearly Tanked His Career
Source:Radar
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Sharanya Sankar, Writer for FandomwireHaving completed her Masters degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, Sharanya has a solid foundation in writing which is also one of her passions. She has worked previously with Book My show for a couple of years where she gained experience reviewing films and writing feature articles. Sharanya’s articles on film and pop culture have also been published on Film Companion, a popular film-based website. Apart from movies and pop culture, her interests include music and sports. She has contributed over 650 articles to Fandomwire so far.
