Jamie Foxx has been rumored to have purchased a $1.7 million home for his ex Kristin Grannis. It was reported that the 51-year-old actor bought the property behind Katie Holme’s back and it was implied that this will create a big issue in their relationship.
In the report that appeared on Radar Online, it was suggested that Jamie Foxx’s move to buy Kristin Grannis a new home was an act of two-timing. This is because Suri Cruise’s mom was not informed and she was clueless about it all.
What’s more, it was added that Jamie Foxx has been spotted going back and forth from Kristin Grannis’ home in Los Angeles and perhaps, something is going on between them? It was also mentioned that the actor’s home is very close to his ex with whom he has a 10-year-old daughter named Anelise.
Based on the story, Suri Cruise is also upset at Jamie Foxx because he could have other intentions for buying his ex a home without telling her mom. However, Gossip Cop refuted the report and stated that the “Sleepless” actor is not playing games with Katie Holmes and explained that the truth is that he only wants his daughter to have a decent place to live in.
The fact-checking site also called the narrative ludicrous since Jamie Foxx only bought a home for his daughter and nothing else. It only happens that her mother who is his ex has to live with her as she is still a minor. Thus, the allegation that Katie Holme’s boyfriend is two-timing is uncalled for.
Finally, Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes have a good relationship and they are going strong. In fact, they have been spotted together in Los Angeles and just happily chilling out as they hold hands. Clearly, there is no issue in their relationship with regards to the former’s purchase of a home for his daughter.


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