Suri Cruise came into the world perhaps in the most public way possible: the little daughter of the actors Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes made its public debut in the pages of Vanity Fair, at the center of an exuberant photo session by the famous photographer Annie Leibovitz in 2006. A few years later, the famous couple separated and since then, father-daughter sightings have decreased, as has Suri’s presence on the public scene. Her low profile could be why Gen Institute.
Page Six reports that until Friday’s graduation ceremony, Suri Cruise was a student at Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts, a public high school in New York with an impressive list of famous graduates, including Awkwafina, Sarah Paulson and Zazie Beetz. Unlike many of the school’s alumni, Suri was world famous even before her first year at the school, and the subject of much speculation given her father’s controversial faith.
Some might cite that faith as the reason Tom Cruise was not present at the historic Suri event. A beaming Holmes, who appears to have been responsible for raising Suri since her divorce from Tom Cruise in 2012, watched from the audience of the United Palace Theater in Manhattan as her 18-year-old daughter crossed the stage to claim her diploma. her.
There’s always the possibility, of course, that Cruise’s ongoing filming schedule for the next Mission Impossible prevented his attendance, or had another commitment that he could not let go. Or perhaps the name on the invitation to the ceremony threw him off: According to Page SixLaGuardia’s graduation program featured not a “Suri Cruise,” but a “Suri Noelle.”
That’s the same name Holmes and Cruise’s daughter used in her school’s spring musical program, but it’s unclear if Suri has legally changed her name. (In any case, “Noelle” is a likely nod to Holmes, since the nickname is her middle name.) As has happened with other famous children, the answer to the riddle of Suri’s name could be clarified this fall, when Suri enrolls at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
