The hunky actor Tom Cruise has a crush on his on-set assistant! After Us Weekly had reported the news that the Mission Impossible star likes his assistant, 22-year-old brunette named Emily, pictures of the duo have circulated in the media.
According to a source, 54-year-old Interview with the Vampire star is really crushing "hard" on Emily. The source added, "He's always flirting with her," a source told Us. "Most people on the film have noticed how into her he is."
In photos from two months ago in September, Emily was photographed helping the hunkyy Cruise on set in London. In another snap, both Emily and Tom are seen smiling at one another while Cruise exits a car.
Although the talented actor is focused on the film, an insider revealed that the Jerry Maguire talent has already got plans to take Emily out. "He's already asked Emily to go out to dinner with him, on a date, when they're done shooting," the source confessed.
Tom Cruise is one of the biggest stars in Hollywood, known for his work and of course, because he's so handsome. Cruise has been nominated for three Academy Awards and has won three Golden Globe Awards. Cruise started his career young, at age of 19 and starred in the 1981 film Endless love. After Cruise appeared in supporting roles in Taps and The Outsiders last 1981 and 1983, his starred in his first leading role in the 1983 film, Risky Business. Cruise became well-renowned after starring as Pete "Maverick" Mitchell in the 1986 film Top Gun. Since 1996, Cruise been well known for his role as secret agent Ethan Hunt in the Mission: Impossible film series.
Cruise has not been romantically linked to anyone since his split with Kati Holmes in 2012. Cruise has been married three times and has three children (two adopted and one biological).His first wife was Mimi Rodgers whom he married in 1987 and lasted two years. He then married Australian actress Nicole Kidman in 1990 and adopted two children, Isabella Jane and Connor Anthony. Cruise then married Katie Holmes in 2005 and have one daughter, Suri.
