Hollywood actor Tom Cruise, 63, and Ana de Armas, 37, have reportedly settled into a new phase of their relationship, described by RadarOnline as ‘friends with benefits’. According to sources, the pair, who first connected while filming Wasp Network in 2019 and dated for about nine months, have now ‘found a better balance’ in their bond.
There’s no tension between Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas, says source
Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas appear to have rekindled their bond, but this time, on different terms. According to RadarOnline, the pair have agreed to maintain a mutually respectful arrangement after deciding not to pursue marriage or family plans.
A source close to the two revealed, “Tom and Ana have really enjoyed working together again. The time apart seems to have done them good, and they are in sync professionally and comfortable around each other in a way that comes from shared history.” The insider added that the duo have now agreed to be “friends with benefits”, noting that “there’s no tension between them, just mutual respect.”
Cruise and Ana de Armas, who initially grew close while filming Wasp Network in 2019, had once entertained the idea of a more traditional future together. However, insiders told the outlet that those plans have since changed. “Their original plans for marriage and children are at an end,” one source shared, explaining that their exacting work schedules and regular travel made a long-term romance difficult to sustain.
Friends of the pair reportedly described the decision to step back from romantic expectations as “grown-up and mutual.” Another insider added that both stars are focused on their work and have rediscovered what first connected them- a shared passion for filmmaking. “Tom has always admired Ana’s work ethic,” said a source, adding, “She’s passionate and fearless, and he loves that energy.”
The duo was spotted together during filming of Doug Liman’s “Deeper”, laughing between takes and attending crew dinners. As one insider summed it up, “They have both moved on from the idea of settling down, but there’s a real bond that’s never gone away.”
