Tom Cruise And Scientologist Son, Connor, Step Out Together For New ‘Mission: Impossible’ Film

Connor Cruise, the 28-year-old son of Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, typically leads a private life away from the limelight. Conor made a rare appearance recently as he was spotted alongside his famous father and Tom’s sister Lee Ann Mapother DeVette, in New York City for an exclusive preview of Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One.

For the occasion, the Top Gun: Maverick star opted for a straightforward yet stylish outfit comprising a black button-up shirt paired with blue jeans and black shoes. To complement his outfit, he sported reflective aviator sunglasses and adorned his wrist with a silver wristwatch.

Tom Cruise and Connor like spending quality time together

The proud father enjoys spending quality time with his son. In 2021, Tom and Connor were seen enjoying themselves at a Los Angeles Dodgers game in San Francisco, California.

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Tom is also a father to his two daughters, Isabella Jane, whom he adopted while he was still married to Nicole Kidman, and his daughter, Suri, which he welcomed from his marriage to Katie Holmes. However, the actor has been estranged from his daughter Suri because of his Scientology belief and divorce from his mother.

Connor Cruise is a member of Scientology, just like his father

Connor shares similar interests with his famous father, as he has shown a fondness for fishing and playing golf in Florida. He is also an actor with credit for movies like the 2008 Seven Pounds, where he played the younger version of Ben Thomas.

He has also adopted Scientology, following in his dad’s footsteps. In an interview with Australia’s Who magazine, his mother, Nicole Kidman, commented on her children’s decision to embrace Scientology. “They can make their own decisions. They have made choices to be Scientologists, and as a mother, it’s’s my job to love the”,” she told the publication. “And I am an example of that tolerance, and that’s what I believe – that no matter what your child does, the child has love. The child has to know there is available love.”