Katie Holmes Reportedly Worried Suri Cruise Will End Up as Scientologist; Will Tom Cruise’s Daughter Bella Recruit Her Sister?

Katie Holmes is said to be living in fear because Tom Cruise or her daughter Bella might recruit Suri Cruise to their Scientology religion. It was said that the “Mission Impossible actor’s 26-year-old daughter may bring Katie’s kid to the Scientology church thus the actress is really worried right now.

As per Australia’s Woman’s Day, when Suri Cruise was still a little girl, Bella Cruise helped raised her younger sister so she has a close bond to her half-sister. However, although their bond is harmless, what Katie Holmes is worried about is the fact that her former step-daughter could introduce Scientology to her daughter and she may end up with the same faith as her father and older half-siblings.

In another Woman’s Day report, it was revealed that Bella Cruise’s rank in the church has moved up and she is now the new face of the religion. The magazine stated that Nicole Kidman does not feel good about her estranged daughter’s becoming the controversial church’s newest poster girl but she cannot do anything about it.

At any rate, with Bella Cruise’s new position, she can really recruit Suri Cruise so this could be why Katie Holmes suddenly becomes so anxious. The source added that Bella could easily get Suri to come to their church because they are close.

“Bella helped raise Suri when she was a little girl – they adored each other, the insider told Woman’s Day. “Katie knows Suri will never forget the bond they shared when they were a happy family. She’s concerned Bella and Tom might make the most of that bond now that Suri’s older.”

The source added, “Katie has nothing against Bella but she went to the ends of the earth to get Suri out of Scientology.”

Gossip Cop stated that it is not true that Katie Holmes is worried about the possibility of Bella luring Suri Cruise to Scientology. It pointed out that the sources for the report were never named so their identity is dubious.

The paper could have made up the source to write the article because there is no proof that he or she actually exists. Lastly, WD is known to publish unconfirmed reports so this is more likely a fabricated narrative as well.