Tom Cruise, Suri And Katie Holmes To Celebrate As A Family In NYC? Actor To Leave Scientology?

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It's been rumored that Tom Cruise has not seen Suri for over two years now. Now, here comes another report that the "Mission Impossible" star is reportedly leaving Scientology and celebrating Christmas with his daughter and ex-wife Katie Holmes.

"It's the first time Suri will have seen Tom in months," according to the source from OK! magazine, per Star Pulse.

"It was Katie's idea for them to spend time together over the holidays. She sees how other celebrities manage to stay friends after separating, and she thinks it's sad that Suri so rarely sees her father."

But Gossip Cop said that the rumor about Tom Cruise celebrating the holidays with Suri and ex Katie Holmes couldn't be further from the truth.

"Gossip Cop checked in with a rep for Holmes, and we're exclusively assured that the actress and her daughter have no plans to spend Christmas with Cruise. We're told the tabloid's holiday reunion tale is simply 'untrue,'" it said.

As to leaving Scientology, "Mission Impossible" star Tom Cruise is not only not leaving the church but wants to invite Suri in, to the consternation of ex Katie Holmes.

According to In Touch, per Hollywood Life, it's been 800 days since Tom Cruise saw Suri, but he "vowed to reconnect" with his daughter.

Also Tom Cruise wants to "reintroduce her to Scientology. He wants to be there for [her] and he wants her to be a part of his religion."

The source added that Tom Cruise "feels [Suri] can grasp the main concepts [of Scientology] now and "His ultimate goal is to raise Suri in the Church, like his adopted kids [Connor Cruise, 20, and Isabella Cruise, 22]. That freaks Katie out."

It's been reported that Katie Holmes took Suri away from Tom Cruise to protect their daughter from Scientology. The "Mission Impossible" star acknowledged this during the deposition in connection to their divorce.

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