Ana de Armas Sidesteps Tom Cruise Romance Rumors While Teasing Major Collab
Sooo, Ana de Armas is low-key side-stepping any real talk about dating Tom Cruise while subtly fueling Hollywood’s gossip engines. In a fresh Good Morning America sit-down, the Knives Out star coyly confirmed she and Cruise aren’t just throwing dinner parties in London—they’ve got “a few projects” cooking together. She dropped names like Doug Liman and Christopher McQuarrie—Cruise’s go-to Mission: Impossible collaborators—and even hinted at a Deadline-reported sci-fi thriller called Deeper, which would pair her undeniable charm with his signature daredevil stunts.
During the GMA interview, de Armas didn’t bat an eye when asked if more than professional sparks were flying. “We’re definitely working on a lot of things,” she said, adding, “Not just one, but a few projects, with Doug Liman and Christopher McQuarrie and, of course, Tom. And I’m so excited.” Her excitement might be real, but the relationship status remains as clear as Mission: Impossible’s plot twists.
Flashback to February, and you’ve got paparazzi shots of the duo sharing dinner in London—then again at David Beckham’s 50th birthday bash. Those sightings had fans on high alert, but de Armas has kept her responses tighter than Cruise’s flight suit. The actor did gush about him last year in a USA Today profile, praising his insistence on doing his own stunts: “He’s so mind-blowing. I totally get why he does it.” Still, she was quick to admit she’s “not at a Tom Cruise level yet,” although she’s working on raising her own on-screen adrenaline quotient.
Public sightings and steamy headlines aside, neither star has confirmed a romantic link. Sources like GMA and Deadline emphasize that the real story might simply be two top talents lining up blockbuster ventures rather than relationship plans. And given Cruise’s track record—both for high-octane action and maintaining privacy—it wouldn’t be surprising if he and de Armas keep the romance question off-limits.
So, while Hollywood may endlessly spin the rumor mill, the only confirmed sparks are creative ones. De Armas is more focused on nailing those stunt sequences than labeling herself a “Cruise girl.” Leave the love-watching to the tabloids; her next headline is coming via streaming platforms, not romance columns. Anyway, that’s the tea—do with it what you will.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and Good Morning America, Deadline, USA Today
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