10+ Facts About Katie Holmes' And Suri Cruise's Relationship Fans Didn't Know

Unlike her ex-husband Tom Cruise, she prefers to do her work and live her life out of the spotlight as much as she can.

She is busy trying to raise her daughter, after all!

But we have compiled a great list of fun details about their relationship that will make you feel a little closer to them!

Let's get into it!

This is exactly as it sounds: no sound can be made in the delivery room by loved ones or hospital workers. Hand signals are used instead.

This practice is said to create a lasting bond between mom and child.

She doesn't want to to be away from her mom — even for a night. Katie told InStyle:

"At 10pm I got a call: 'Mummy, can you come get me?' I got a cab and went down to Battery Park to pick her up, she was exhausted."

Following the split, Suri and Katie moved to New York in 2012.

"That time was intense. It was a lot of attention, and I had a little child on top of it. We had some funny moments out and about in public."

"We were followed a lot when she was little. I just wanted her outside, so I would walk her around to find parks at, like, 6 in the morning when nobody would see us," she said to InStyle.

Suri always comes first. “My child is the most important person to me and her upbringing is paramount to my work right now," she told Town & Country in 2017.

"It’s very important that I’m present and she has a stable, innocent childhood.”

It has been a trying time for many celeb parents, that is for sure.

Katie opened up in a recent interview with Australia's The Daily Telegraph.

"Just really looking at everything you have and celebrating the simplicity of making dinner and [spending] that time together."

Like mother, like daughter. It took a lot of bravery for Katie to leave Tom Cruise back in the day.

"[Suri] came out very strong — she's always been a strong personality," she told InStyle.

She continued by saying:

"Then she's like, 'OK, I'm going to try the next thing.' She's very focused and a hard worker."

While the actress has siblings, she always felt like an only child since they are older than she is. So she had to learn to be on her own.

"I got very used to entertaining myself. I still do."

"My mother had a very successful drapery business, but then when I was born — I was a lot of work. [laughs] So she gave it up," she said to InStyle.

This is something that Katie's been trying to instill in Suri since she was little. "I've always wanted Suri to feel empowered [in that way] too."

She gave an example of when she asked Suri what kind of party she wanted for her fourth or fifth birthday, and she said a fairy party.

"I wanted her to create things instead of having stuff done for her. That way she was always in charge," she told InStyle.

Katie attributed this to having Suri in her 20s.

“It’s been nice that our ages fit," she told Elle UK. "How do I put this? Every age that my child has been and my age at that time has been a good match. We kind of grew up together.”

Now that Suri is 14, Katie has a lot more to worry about.

“Doesn’t every parent? But, yes, of course I’m worried. There is so much bad news and hate and things that don’t make sense. … The atmosphere around the world is … terrifying,” she told Elle UK.

"I love her so much," Katie told InStyle. Aww!

"My biggest goal has always been to nurture her into her individuality. To make sure she is 100 percent herself and strong, confident, and able."

There were even reports that Cruise hadn't seen his daughter in at least six years.

While his rep denied these claims, Katie does go through the struggles of being a single mother.

“Am I enough? Am I doing enough? Have I seen her enough?” she pondered to People in 2014.

At the end of the day, she simply tries her best.

"You do the best you can. Some days you feel really good about yourself and some days you don’t.”

The source went on to say how they make the perfect team, and that they are completely in tune with one another.

The source revealed that, like her mother, she is well-liked, respected, and a very kind young human being.

It's clear that Holmes is doing everything right when it comes to Suri.

Her daughter, according to Katie, has a very strong, confident, and creative personality.

Hm, she sounds an awful lot like her mother if you ask me!

But apparently, Suri wholeheartedly rejected that idea.

To be fair, I don't know how I would feel if I had to wake up to anyone blasting music while I was trying to sleep.

Like a lot of other moms, she experiences guilt when she thinks she has made the wrong decision for her child.

But she is trying her best to make sure she raises Suri as best as she can, by making sure that all the decisions she makes are in her daughter's best interests.

She explained that, while at the time Suri was only 10, she still experienced pain and loss when Clinton did not win.

It made them both realize how far women still have to go.

Or were you pleasantly surprised by all of these amazing and sweet facts?

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