Tom Cruise 'ready to be set up' again after his split with Ana de Armas?
Source claims Tom Cruise does not 'lick his wounds for too long' after his breakup with Ana de Armas
Tom Cruise is seemingly requesting his inner circle to find him a new romance after his breakup with Ana de Armas.
For those unaware, the 63-year-old American actor and film producer and Armas were rumored to have a relationship in early 2025 as they were spotted in London on other trips.
However, they parted ways in October 2025 because the 37-year-old Cuban-Spanish actress did not feel comfortable around Cruise because of his controlling nature.
Now, an insider told Radar Online that the Mission Impossible star is eager to prove the world wrong that he is difficult to live with and is begging his friends to find him a wife.
He is also eyeing dating some of the most eligible A-list ladies in Hollywood because "Tom was crushed when things ended with Ana. But he's not the type to lick his wounds for too long.”
Per the insider, the Top Gun actor “is ready to find someone new, and he's being very proactive about it. He's told his wider circle that he's ready to be set up.”
"Ideally, he'd love to be with a woman from British high society, but that's not as easy for him to arrange as for someone from the movie business. He's also got his eye on Charlize Theron," the source stated.
"It didn't go unnoticed when she publicly called for him to join the Fast and Furious franchise alongside her a couple of years ago,” noted the insider.
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