Cruise planned surprise dinner for wife to celebrate anniversary

Malaysia News.Net
Thursday 19th November, 2009 (IANS)

Hollywood star Tom Cruise surprised wife Katie Holmes with an early wedding anniversary celebration in Boston, Massachusetts.

The two tied the knot on Nov 18 three years ago in Italy and Cruise threw an early bash Saturday because he knew he wouldn't be with her on their anniversary.

Cruise rented out the second floor of exclusive restaurant Bricco, so he and his wife could dine in peace. The couple dined on pasta, Chilean sea bass and steak, reported contactmusic.com.

'They held hands the entire night,' said a source.

Cruise has jetted off to shoot for 'Knight & Day' with Cameron Diaz in Austria and Holmes is shooting 'The Romantics' in Long Island, New York.

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