Daughter Suri’s 18th birthday is also a topic of discussion… “Religious issues” 12 years ago that led to the severance of her relationship with her father, Tom Cruise.

On April 18, the 18th birthday of Tom Cruise and actress Katie Holmes’ daughter Sri Cruise, she was photographed walking with a friend in New York City, and it made headlines on US entertainment websites.

Page Six reported that Tom has not seen Suri since they were last seen together at Disney World in the summer of ’12, according to sources.

Tom and Holmes were married in ’06, but in June ’12, when Suri was only 6 years old, Holmes filed for divorce. In documents filed with the court, the divorce was filed to

“to protect my daughter from Scientology.”

He claimed that the reason he filed for divorce was “to protect my daughter from Scientology.

Scientology, by the way, is a religious organization that has a website that reads as follows

Scientology is a religion that provides a precise path.

Scientology is a new religion founded in the U.S., as stated on the organization’s website. It is well known that Tom is a believer.

A source close to Holmes said

“Mr. Suri is not and will never be a Scientologist.

The source of Holmes is said to have said, “Suri is not a Scientologist and will not become one in the future.

At the time, the U.S. entertainment website TMZ reported that Holmes, who did not want Suri to be influenced by Scientology, decided he had no choice but to divorce Tom. Holmes then left their home in Beverly Hills, California, with Suri, moved to New York City, and filed for divorce.

In August ’12, Tom and Holmes divorced after six years of marriage. The divorce was finalized with terms that included paying $400,000 a year in child support for Suri, and that Holmes would get sole custody and Tom would have visitation rights. Tom took Suri to the park, gave her helicopter rides, surprised her with gifts, and gave her concert tickets and clothes.

In November ’13, Tom,

In November ’13, Tom was reported to have told a U.S. entertainment week that his daughter Suri had been abandoned by Tom.

In November ’13, Tom filed a lawsuit against two U.S. entertainment weekly magazines that reported that his daughter Suri was abandoned by Tom, claiming $50 million (about 7.5 billion yen) in damages for defamation. Tom said

Tom claims, “I was busy shooting two movies at the time, but we e-mailed each other often, and I would call her and tell her stories, and she was very happy and a happy child.”

He claimed that “she was a very happy child. And

I am a very good father. I would never separate Suri from my life. I support her emotionally, financially, and in every way.

He also said that he would never cut Suri out of his life.

The trial was reported by the two magazines.

The two magazines jointly released a statement saying, “We did not intend to report that Tom had severed all ties with Suri and abandoned her, but we regret any misunderstanding this may have caused among our readers.

The two settled the case without monetary payment by jointly issuing a statement stating, “We did not intend to report that Tom had severed all ties with Suri and abandoned her.

However, as noted above, Tom had not seen Suri for a long time.

Tom also reportedly admitted in the past that Scientology had been the cause of a rift with his daughter. Holmes said in an interview with Town & Country in ’17.

‘I want to give my daughter a stable childhood. It’s very important that she have a stable, innocent childhood.”

He said such things as.

Holmes’ determination to protect his daughter seems firm, and even though Tom has not given up his love for Suri, his “mission” to reunite with her may be “impossible” as long as Tom continues his relationship with Scientology. The “mission” to reunite with Suri may be “impossible” as long as Tom continues his relationship with Scientology.