Isabella Cruise News: Why Tom Cruise And Nicole Kidman Were Not Invited To Scientology Wedding

"Mission Impossible" star Tom Cruise and "Eyes Wide Shut" actress Nicole Kidman were not invited to the top-secret Scientology wedding of their daughter Isabella Cruise. While estrangement between Isabella Cruise and her parents, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, is touted as the main cause, this is reportedly not the case.

According to Perez Hilton, Nicole Kidman was actually in London on the day Isabella Cruise married her new husband, Max Parker, under the Church of Scientology. Nicole Kidman was, however, conspicuously absent during the Scientology ceremony. Tom Cruise, on the other hand, was not in London at all when Isabella Cruise became Mrs. Parker.

While all signs seem to point to an unhappy relationship between Isabella Cruise and her parents, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman are far from estranged from their daughter. Isabella Cruise and Max Parker both requested their parents not to come to the Scientology nuptials. The couple wanted to keep their wedding ceremony small and private. Isabella Cruise and Max Parker invited only the closest of their friends on their wedding day.

Both Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman understood Isabella Cruise and Max Parker's reason. Mirror reports that Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman like Max Parker. They both met Max Parker and believe that he is good for Isabella Cruise.

Fans will be happy to know that Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman are in regular contact with Isabella Cruise. Although both Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman are celebrities, to Isabella Cruise, they will always be her parents. Isabella Cruise herself said that anyone who says she is not in good terms with Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman is not speaking the truth.

Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman have two children together: Isabella Cruise and Connor Cruise. Tom Cruise has one daughter with Katie Holmes, Suri Cruise.

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