Katie Holmes stepped out for a walk in Manhattan on Tuesday with wet hair and dressed in a white cardigan over a gray T-shirt, blue Carpenter jeans and black ballet flats.
It was the same day that the Dawson’s Creek alum, 45, made unusual comments about her daughter Suri Cruise preparing to move into her dorm at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on August 17.
“I’m proud of my daughter. Of course, I’ll miss the closeness, but I’m very proud of her and I’m happy,” Katie said in her City and Countryside Cover story.
“I remember being that age, that time of beginnings. It’s exciting to learn about yourself and I loved that time, so I’m happy to think of it that way.”
Holmes received his last child support $33K payment from ex-husband Tom Cruise after Suri became a legal adult at age 18 on April 18, but he agreed to continue paying her tuition, medical, dental and insurance expenses.
Katie Holmes stepped out for a walk in Manhattan on Tuesday with wet hair while wearing a white cardigan over a grey T-shirt, blue Carpenter jeans and black ballet flats.
It was the same day that the Dawson’s Creek alum, 45, made unusual comments about her daughter Suri Cruise (right), who is preparing to move into her dorm at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on August 17.
The Olympic Closing Ceremony action star, 62, has not been photographed with his youngest son since ending his six-year marriage in 2012 to the Ohio-born beauty, who receives no spousal support.
Tom has “had no part” in Suri’s life, and some speculate that their alleged estrangement has to do with the mother-daughter duo “disowning the Church of Scientology” and devotees not associating with SPs (suppressive people).
Cruise is also the father of two adult children: Isabella Jane Cruise, 31, and Connor Antony Cruise, 29, from his decade-long marriage to ex-wife #2 Nicole Kidman, which ended in 2001.
Katie, who dated the four-time Oscar nominee’s Collateral co-star Jamie Foxx from 2013 to 2019, has been single since ending her eight-month romance with bassist Bobby Wooten III in 2022.
On Monday, Holmes coordinated with her Our Town co-star Zoey Deutch, wearing matching mustard blouses ahead of their mother-daughter roles as Myrtle Webb and Emily Webb alongside castmates Ephraim Sykes and Richard Thomas in the Broadway revival of Thornton Wilder’s 1938 Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
The Rare Objects director and star linked up with his co-star Jim Parsons (who plays the stage manager) while they were making a pilgrimage to New Hampshire to see the sights that inspired the fictional Grover’s Corners.
The multiracial cast, consisting of 28 members, They did their first reading Directed by Kenny Leon, who was full of praise for T&C: “People don’t realize the breadth and richness of Katie’s talent… She can play love and envy. I just want Katie Holmes’ stage presence.”
“This play is important after everything we’ve been through,” Holmes said of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Katie gushed in her Town & Country cover story: “I’m proud of my daughter. Of course, I’ll miss the proximity, but I’m so proud of her and I’m happy. I remember being this age, this time of beginnings. It’s exciting to learn about yourself, and I enjoyed that time, so it makes me happy to think of it that way.”
Holmes received her final child support payment of $33,000 from ex-husband Tom Cruise (pictured Sunday) after Suri became a legal adult at age 18 on April 18, but he agreed to continue paying her tuition, medical, dental and insurance expenses.
The Olympic Closing Ceremony action star, 62, has not been photographed with his youngest son since ending his six-year marriage in 2012 to the Ohio-born beauty, who receives no spousal support.
On Monday, Katie coordinated with her Our Town co-star Zoey Deutch (L) in matching mustard tops before their mother-daughter roles as Myrtle Webb and Emily Webb alongside castmates Ephraim Sykes (2nd L) and Richard Thomas (2nd R) in the Broadway revival of Thornton Wilder’s 1938 Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
Holmes was joined by co-star Jim Parsons (right), who plays the stage manager, as they made a pilgrimage to New Hampshire to see the sights that inspired the fictional Grover’s Corners.
The multiracial cast of 28 gave their first reading of the plays, led by director Kenny Leon, who was full of praise to T&C: “People don’t realize the breadth and richness of Katie’s talent… She can play love and envy. I just want Katie Holmes’ presence on stage.”
“This play is important after everything we’ve been through,” said the director and star of The Rare Objects about the COVID-19 pandemic
Previews for this strictly limited run begin September 17 at the Barrymore Theatre in Midtown Manhattan and Our Town officially opens October 10.
It marks the Alone Together director and star’s first professional acting role since portraying film star Julia Cheever in Roundabout Theatre Company’s off-Broadway play Wanderers, which ran from January 26, 2023 to April 2, 2023 at the Laura Pels Theatre in Manhattan.
Katie also previously starred in two previous Broadway productions for The Shubert Organization: Arthur Miller’s All My Sons at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre in 2008-2009 and Theresa Rebeck’s comedy Dead Accounts at the Music Box Theatre in 2012-2013.
Holmes is also writing several screenplays and has signed on to star in Dito Montiel’s thriller Captivated alongside Al Pacino, and will guest star on the second season of Peacock’s murder mystery Poker Face, starring Natasha Lyonne.
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