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Tom Cruise Fawns over 'Stunning' Kate Middleton
Cruise called the Princess of Wales charismatic and elegant after sitting beside the royal couple at the film screening.
- On Monday, Tom Cruise praised Prince William and Princess Kate during the Los Angeles premiere of Digger, reflecting on his time with the royal couple at the film's London world premiere just days earlier.
- Held at London's ODEON Luxe Leicester Square, the recent event marked at least the second time Cruise has shared a red carpet with the Prince and Princess of Wales, following their 2022 meeting at the Top Gun: Maverick debut.
- Cruise described the royals as "very charismatic" and "intelligent," even complimenting Prince William on his "great jacket," and revealed the couple later contacted him saying they "can't stop thinking about the movie."
- Beyond the red carpet, Cruise engaged in private conversations with the pair, calling them "beautiful people and fun" and noting he enjoyed watching them view the film during the London screening.
- Biographer Christopher Andersen noted that Cruise's admiration reflects Princess Kate's broad popularity and scandal-free reputation, while Amanda Matta argued she is crucial to the royal brand's ability to connect with the modern public.
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