New romance is always exciting, fresh, and sickeningly sweet. However, it would seem that these descriptions still apply to the five-year-old Katie Holmes, Jamie Foxx relationship. The recent sightings of the pair in Atlanta make it clear that they are still floating on Cloud 9 and the media can’t get enough of it. The development even resulted in rumors about the two going house hunting.
As HollywoodLife notes, the Katie Holmes, Jamie Foxx pair is considered one of the most elusive couples in Hollywood. The two are rarely seen outside together and spotting them twice in one week is quite the treat. This is exactly what happened in Atlanta, where the former wife of actor Tom Cruise visited the “Django Unchained” star who is currently filming his new movie, “Just Mercy.”
Just as the publication also notes and as the photos featured on the site shows, it would appear that the Katie Holmes, Jamie Foxx dynamic is going quite well. The actress, who is also the mother of Suri Cruise, is looking incredibly happy beside her new beau, flashing her famous smile and generally seeming content. Her stay is not that long since the “Batman Begins” star was seen in New York City shortly afterward.
With regards to the Katie Holmes, Jamie Foxx couple’s reluctance to being seen out in public or being photographed, a source reportedly told PEOPLE that this is exactly how both parties want it. Considering the constant strain that more public couples are put under by the media, this is certainly an understandable stance.
One recent example of how tabloids can quickly twist the most innocent of acts into clickbait garbage are the reports of the supposed Katie Holmes, Jamie Foxx house-hunting activities in Atlanta. There was entirely no truth to these reports, and yet tabloid magazines chose to run with them anyway.


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