Tom Cruise Reportedly Expects Ana de Armas To Sign A Prenup 'Without Any Drama'

The speculated relationship between Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas continues with marriage talks!

The entertainers have been turning heads for months after they were spotted having dinner on multiple occasions. Their most recent outing occurred on July 26 when they were seen holding hands while strolling in Vermont.

Although their close relationship has sparked widespread dating rumors, Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas have yet to confirm their bond is more than friendship. On the other hand, sources have claimed their romance is heating up, with the Hollywood veteran considering an ironclad prenup.

A source shed light on Cruise's alleged intentions for his relationship with de Armas, claiming he was ready to take their relationship to the next step. They noted the "Mission Impossible" star wished to tie the knot to his speculated lover on one condition, a very tight prenuptial agreement.

The source described Cruise as a "control freak" who "micromanages every detail of his life," claiming those close to him frequently signed NDAs and other paperwork. However, after failing three times at marriage, he and his lawyers cooked something next level for de Armas.

"The plan is to have it ready before he even pops the question. Once she says yes, the paperwork is right there – ready to go," the source told Radar Online. They added, "he expects her to sign it without any drama, so that it's out of the way before they even announce the engagement."

Cruise, who has a reported net worth of $600 million, has "so much to protect," per the source, hence the need for a "very detailed" and "irrefutable" prenup.

They added that he was crazy about his rumored lover but did not wish to be blindsided again after his 2012 separation from Katie Holmes allegedly caught him off guard.

The source stressed that Cruise was not trying to pressure de Armas into signing a "shady agreement" as he only wished to protect himself. They claimed he was already planning a massive wedding and was excited to get hitched in London as long as de Armas was on board.

The source noted it was unlikely de Armas would turn down the offer, describing her as "easygoing" and willing to sign something that makes Cruise happy. Their words matched previous reports that claimed the actress did not judge her rumored beau by his failed marriages.

The Blast covered the story, reporting that an insider claimed de Armas was "confident" she could make Cruise "happier" than his exes. They noted she was well aware of his relationship history and was unbothered by his past flames.

"It actually annoys her that people judge Tom by his exes, and she's confident she'll be able to keep him happier than they did," the insider alleged. They added that de Armas would happily sign a contract, claiming she trusted Cruise's word that the legal document was "a safe plan for the future."

The insider declared that the rumored couple would be official soon, refuting past reports of de Armas's hesitance. In May, a source claimed she was "more cautious" about her romance with Cruise, stressing that she wished to take things slow and not move on to the next level.

Days earlier, The Blast shared that relationship experts had dropped their thoughts on Cruise and de Armas's speculated romance. These professionals weighed in on the duo's 26-year age gap and how it could affect their romance.

Amber Lee, CEO and co-founder of Select Date Society, claimed age gaps often became irrelevant when partners' goals aligned. She explained that as long as they built their relationship on "shared values," age issues wouldn't pop up.

Sara Sloan, a licensed marriage and family therapist, echoed similar sentiments, stressing that partners who valued privacy in their relationship would fare better than couples who didn't.

However, Dr. Wendy Walsh, a relationship expert at DatingAdvice.com, believed the massive age gap stopped them from having similar goals and lifestyle choices.

Besides his rumored romance with de Armas, Cruise made waves for turning down Donald Trump's Kennedy Center trophy. He made the list for the institution's Lifetime Achievement Award but reportedly declined due to "scheduling conflicts," per The Blast.

Cruise has been known to distance himself from politics, sparking speculations that he rejected the award because of Trump. The president had declared he was "about 98% involved" in selecting the recipients of this year's Kennedy Center Awards.

Trump claimed he turned down several nominated celebrities because "they were too woke" and selected stars like actor Sylvester Stallone, Broadway star Michael Crawford, the rock band KISS, and disco icon Gloria Gaynor.

Are there wedding bells in Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas's future?