Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman’s rarely seen kids, Bella and Connor, are all grown up – here’s how they look today

Isabella “Bella” and Connor, the adopted children of Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, are active members of Scientology and maintain a close relationship with their father but are estranged from their mother due to the church’s, influence.

Former Scientology executive Mike Rinder revealed that the church viewed Kidman as a “negative influence,” contributing to the rift. Bella, 31, plays a significant role in Scientology and credits her father for his support. She lives in Croydon, England, with her husband, running a t-shirt brand. Connor, 29, resides in Clearwater, Florida, near Scientology’s headquarters, living a quiet life focused on deep-sea fishing.

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