Katie Holmes was spotted in New Orleans last week and it turned out that Tom Cruise’s ex was busy filming her new movie titled “The Secret.” She was beaming and working energetically, and coincidentally, she was seen very happy just a few days after it was reported that she is set to marry Jamie Foxx soon.
Allegedly, Katie Holmes and the “Robin Hood” actor are tying the knot in Paris and it was the former who convinced the 50-year-old actor to settle. Radar Online claimed that a source exclusively told them about the wedding and the couple is said to be ready.
“Paris is the city where they decided to go public with their romance after years of sneaking around,” the so-called source said. “Jamie’s been a handful ever since they started secretly dating in 2013 but Katie’s convinced him to settle down, and they’re ready to make it official.”
The Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx wedding rumors surfaced after the two were reported to be engaged already. It was said that the engagement happened a few months back and Suri Cruise’s mom was also spotted with a huge diamond ring.
However, Katie Holme’s representative denied that the actress and her boyfriend are engaged and set to be married. Metro contacted the actress’ rep and he cleared up the rumors by saying, “Katie is not engaged to anyone besides her fictional movie fiance, played by Jerry O’Connell in her upcoming film, The Secret.’”
Katie Holme’s “The Secret” is about a young widow who is raising her children alone. She hired a handyman to fix their home but she did not know that the man has a secret connection to her past. Meanwhile, the 39-year-old actress is starring with Jerry O'Connell in the said film while her boyfriend Jamie Foxx is also currently filming “The Power” with Joseph Gordon-Levitt.


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