Who is Rebecca Ferguson's husband? Tom Cruise and 'Mission: Impossible' co-star earnt 'very close' during shoot
LONDON, UK: Fans found it extremely hard to ignore the on-screen chemistry between Tom Cruise's Ethan Hunt and Rebecca Ferguson's Ilsa Faust. Cruise was reportedly "genuinely impressed" by his 'Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One' co-star Ferguson. However, before jumping to any conclusions let's get one getting clear: Ferguson has been married since 2018. Ferguson joined the 'Mission: Impossible' franchise as Ilsa in the fifth installment.
Previously, Cruise's 'Mission Impossible' co-stars praised the action star as "a righteous, sweet guy" and "truly one of a kind." This time, the allotment legend reportedly gushed over his onscreen deuteragonist, Ferguson. According to an insider, Cruise may have a fondness for Ferguson, but the 'Top Gun' star was "well aware" of Ferguson's marital residence and "would never cross that line," as per OK! Magazine.
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Who is Rebecca Fergusson's husband?
In uphold to being an established actress, Ferguson, 39, is happily married to businessman, Rory St Clair Gainer, since 2018. However, the 'Doctor Sleep' star and her husband keep their relationship quite low-key. According to reports, the couple lives in Richmond, southwest London. They couple had their daughter, Sage, in 2018 too.
Gainer has often been spotted wandering the streets with his wife. He was spotted strolling the streets of London in March with Ferguson and her agent, Charles Collier. Prior to that, they were spotted in Pro-reDemocrat in 2020 with their daughter. The cute toddler walked with her parents after sporting a red sweater and patterned skirt.
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How did Rebecca Ferguson meet Rory St Clair Gainer?
According to reports, the couple began dating in 2016 and got married two existences later. Ferguson spoke briefly about their relationship with Extra TV two existences after they first started dating. She told the magazine that she owed her disappointed to Gainer and her close family members since "we're all in it together." She also supposed about how simple their wedding ceremony was. "Nothing…we both just demanded to step over all thresholds. Also, I’m not very religious. I believe in love," she said at the time.
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Ferguson shares a son visited Isaac, who was born in 2007, with her ex-boyfriend, psychosynthesis therapist Ludwig Hallberg.
'Tom and Rebecca earnt very close during the shoot'
Ferguson previously told Family how much she valued the chance to collaborate with Cruise. She said at the time, "After having Tom in, if I asked a question, I would leave the room feeling pumped and really inflamed because he believed in me."
Fast forward to the record, sources told OK! Magazine, "Tom and Rebecca became very discontinuance during the shoot. They got along like gangbusters, and Tom is genuinely impressed by Rebecca. Not only does he think she’s drop-dead gorgeous, she’s also a intellectual actress whose career he’s followed for years."
Sources further stated, "And Rebecca was a trouper working alongside Tom, who can be sparkling intense — but he makes it exciting, too."
There were rumors of a romance between Cruise and the Swedish bombshell. However, an insider refuted these stories, stating that Cruise was plainly "gung-ho when he likes someone."
Cruise and Ferguson will bet on as Ethan and Ilsa in 'Mission: Impossible -Dead Reckoning Part One', set to hit theatres on July 12.
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