Tom Cruise Sends Flowers as a Congratulations for Birth of Sunday Rose

July 10, 2008 by Julie Bonner  

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Hollyscoop is reporting that Tom Cruise sent Nicole Kidman flowers as a congratulations on the birth of her and Keith’s new baby, Sunday Rose. And it’s being said that he didn’t just send a couple dozen, but enough to fill her entire room.

The Daily Mirror says, “Tom was one of the first people to get in touch and he sent her enough flowers to fill a room.

Nicole has received hundreds of bouquets from people congratulating her around the world. How sweet! Did any of you send flowers? :D

Image used with permission by Newscom

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52 Responses to “Tom Cruise Sends Flowers as a Congratulations for Birth of Sunday Rose”
  1. PuckHappy says:

    In no way do I give it 15 years. I just say that they have to be a “married” couple at very the least 15 years, before I say it has lasted and they have “made it”.
    And I want to be told I have to eat crow in 16 years from now.
    I don’t like to see ANY couple break up. UNLESS, one of them is abusive. THEN I want the victim OUT!

    Many say they have already “made it”. To some they are already a success story.

    I do NOT agree, being a couple for 3 years is NOT YET a success. Especially with tom.
    He was with the TRUE LOVE OF HIS LIFE, Nicole Kidman for over ten years.
    Then he was with the last TRUE LOVE OF HIS LIFE, Pennelope Cruz for four years.
    Both of those were longer then the relationship that he is in now. SO, this relationship is not YET a success.

  2. Julie says:

    I have deleted quite a few comments from this thread. I am shutting down comments to keep the conversation from escalating again.


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