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LOOKING as happy as she does beautiful, Katie Holmes glows in a floral dress at a New York fashion show yesterday.

Coming a day after she was snapped hand in hand with Baby Driver actor Jamie Foxx, she is the picture of a woman in love - and one who has finally been able to turn off Cruise control.

For the 38-year-old, the romantic barefoot stroll on the Malibu coast not only represented the first openly public outing with her boyfriend but also her freedom.

She has been banned from having a public relationship for the past five years under the strict terms of her quickie divorce from superstar Tom Cruise, 55, a prominent member of the Church of Scientology.

The former Dawson's Creek actress has gone to extraordinary lengths to keep her new relationship secret, resorting to wearing wigs and hats to meet Jamie, 49, after they reportedly started dating in 2013.

Another divorce clause meant any boyfriend was not allowed near 11- year-old Suri, her daughter with Tom, while another prevented her from talking about their marriage.

Now those terms have expired, she looks like a huge weight has lifted.

Katie shared a picture of her and Suri on Instagram this week, laughing together in a restaurant, with the caption: "My sweetie."

Beside them is another place setting, with the chair pulled out and a glass of wine, hinting that Jamie is the man behind the camera.

After escaping the legal clutches of Tom and the Church of Scientology, the couple seem to be subtly, but effectively, flipping them the V-sign.

A pal recently told a US magazine of Katie's feelings for her then mystery man, saying: "She loves him from the tips of her toes to the top of her head."

After Katie walked away from Tom in 2012, it was suggested she had been afraid her husband wanted to ship Suri off to Sea Org - said to be a brutally strict Scientology faction - and was fed up of the strict rules imposed on their marriage by the church. She bought a cheap mobile to speak to lawyers, including her dad Martin, behind Tom's back.

Her biggest fear, according to Ron Miscavige, whose son David is Scientology's leader, was that Suri would turn against her after the split - just as Nicole Kidman's daughter with Tom, Isabelle, had done.

The church has a "disconnection policy" where all ties are severed between a Scientologist and friends or family opposing the religion.

Her priority was, therefore, to protect her relationship with her daughter.

Although it looked like Tom was in control of the divorce, Katie seemed to be calling the shots.

She got what was most precious - Suri. Katie secured sole custody and the divorce stipulated she would not be enrolled in the church.

Everything else - Katie's career and love life - was secondary.

She told a US mag this year: "My child is the most important person to me and her upbringing is paramount to my work right now. It's very important I'm present and she has a stable, innocent childhood."

Dad Martin also helped Katie get £3.6million in child support for Suri and £3.8million for herself.

She also benefited from a £40million pre-nup in which she got £2million for each year of marriage, plus a trust fund for Suri.

So what did Katie do next? She moved to trendy Chelsea in New York and became the model mum, teaching her mini-me to ride a bike, taking her to dance classes and treating her to ice-cream.

Katie later bought a six-bedroom property for £2.9million in a gated community of Calabasas, in LA, where the Kardashians hail from, and she and Suri split their time between the east and west coasts.

Having come out of a bizarre, Scientology-centric marriage, where she was reportedly auditioned for the role of Tom's wife by the church and forced to remain silent during childbirth, the Ohio-born girl was apparently living a much quieter life.

But behind the scenes there was increasing talk of blossoming romances. First came jazz musician Peter Cincotti in 2013, then Alexander Skarsgard, her co-star in The Giver, in 2014. Both were, unsurprisingly, fiercely denied.

Then there was her friendship with Tom's Collateral co-star Jamie, who she met via her then husband in 2006.

A video of Katie dancing with Jamie at a New York charity gala in 2013 first set tongues wagging.

Then a picture of them holding hands in a recording studio in 2015, legs entwined, seemed to confirm the romance.

But still they dismissed the claims, with Jamie insisting it was "100 per cent not true".

Their friends, however, were not so tight-lipped. After Katie attended a secret birthday bash in New York for the actor in 2015, a pal said: "Katie is so in love. She isn't dating other men."

Jamie's reality TV star friend Claudia Jordan, said: "He is very happy with her."

As the terms of Katie's watertight divorce neared expiry, the couple were more open.

In April they were spotted having dinner in New York, then Katie joined her man on the set of Robin Hood - out next year - in Paris the following month, checking into a hotel through a secret door.

This week, five years and two months after her divorce from Tom, Katie has let out a huge sigh of relief as she can finally date Jamie in the open.

Her demeanour as they paddled together was subtler than when Nicole punched the air with delight after finalising her divorce from Tom in 2001, but the message was the same . . .  FREEDOM.

She has officially swapped Tom, who has starred in six Mission: Impossible films and scales buildings for a living, for a real-life action hero.

Last year Jamie, who played Ray Charles in the 2004 biopic, Ray, ran to a burning car which crashed outside his southern California home.

He had reportedly told the trapped driver: "You've got to help me get you out, because I don't want to have to leave you. You've got angels around you."

Jamie later said: "I don't look at it as heroic. I look at it like you just had to do something. And it just worked out."

While Tom announced his relationship with Katie by bouncing on to Oprah's TV couch and shouting, "I'm in love" a month after meeting her, Jamie is more understated.

He has always kept his relationships private, refusing to discuss the identities of the mothers of his two daughters, Corinne, 23, and Annalise, eight.

And this week, when a photographer asked him about his clinch with Katie on the beach, he simply smiled and gave the snapper a big thumbs-up.

Let it be a lesson to Tom: Actions speak louder than words.

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LOOKING as happy as she does beautiful, Katie Holmes glows in a floral dress at a New York fashion show yesterday. Coming a day after she was snapped hand in hand with Baby Driver actor Jamie Foxx, she is the picture of a woman in love - and one who has finally been able to turn off Cruise control.

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Did she split with Tom because she feared losing suri to scientology after church member moves into their home?

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Father of Scientology leader David Miscavige shared never-before-heard stories exclusively with Daily Mail Online

Ron Miscavige said Katie Holmes broke up with Tom Cruise because she feared she would end up like Nicole Kidman

Bella, Kidman's adopted daughter with Cruise, disowned her after the actress stepped away from Scientology, Miscavige says

He confirmed longstanding rumors that Scientology went through a selection process to pick a new partner for Cruise

'The church organized interviews to find Tom a new girlfriend and Katie was picked. I know the people who set it up,' he said

The senior Miscavige says his son lives large boasting once 'about some shoes he had bought in England that were worth $1,500 a pair

Ron Miscavige was disconnected from his family when he left the church in 2012 after 41 years

The senior Miscavige said that the idea of disowning family members who step away from Scientology is a 'toxic policy that ruins lives'

Ron Miscavige has shared family photographs from his son's childhood

Katie Holmes broke up with Tom Cruise because she feared she would end up like Nicole Kidman - with a daughter who Scientology turned against her, Daily Mail Online can reveal.

Their six-year marriage was doomed once church members moved into their Los Angeles home so they could cater to Cruise's every whim.

That caused Holmes to freak out, fearing that daughter Suri could end up cutting off all contact with her under Scientology's 'disconnection' policy, the father of church leader David Miscavige revealed in an exclusive interview with Daily Mail Online.

'It's a toxic policy that ruins lives,' said Ron Miscavige, 80, whose scathing memoir about his son, Ruthless, was published last week. 'Katie just didn't want that to happen so she left.'

The Church of Scientology has vehemently objected to the book and its claims against David Miscavige, who has threatened to sue. In a statement the Church has said: 'Ronald Miscavige is seeking to make money on the name of his famous son.'

Under the disconnection policy, Ron Miscavige explains, Scientologists cut off contact with any family member who leaves the church. It happened to Ron, not only with son David, but also with his two daughters, Denise and Lori, as well.

He only speaks to one of his four children, Ron Jr, who left the controversial religion in 2001. Ron Sr escaped the church with his second wife Becky in 2012. They now live in West Allis, Wisconsin.

Ron Miscavige says members of the church's staff, known as Sea Org, moved in with Cruise and Holmes, to make sure the church's most valuable celebrity was being properly taken care of.

'That didn't sit so well with Katie, of course, and it hurt the marriage,' he told Daily Mail Online. 'She and Tom had big differences about the way life should be lived.'

But the biggest issue was Holmes's fear that Suri, now ten, might one day 'disconnect' from her if they continued to raise her as a Scientologist and if Katie ever fell foul of or leave the church.

'The big issue really was raising Suri as a Scientologist,' Ron said. 'If that happened, some day it was a possibility that she would disconnect from Katie.

'Ultimately this is what has happened to me.'

It also happened to Cruise's second wife Nicole Kidman. Her daughter, Bella, didn't even invite her to her wedding last year in London - even though Kidman was appearing on stage in the British capital at the time.

Miscavige said Kidman dabbled in Scientology but was never fully trusted by church leaders because her father Antony, who died in 2014, was a psychologist.

'L Ron Hubbard who founded the church was against psychologists and psychiatry especially,' he said. 'She did get auditing and some other high level things but she was never solidly into the church.

'I remember when Nicole came up to the Gold Base in California, the church's HQ, with Tom. I met her several times when she was up there. I thought she was a very nice lady, very affectionate.

'At the time, she did not appear stressed or uncomfortable being there.'

Neither Kidman nor Holmes now has anything to do with Scientology, which goes out of its way to attract celebrities because they are 'opinion leaders,' said Ron.

Its roster of famous members includes actors John Travolta, Kirstie Alley, Jenna Elfman, Elisabeth Moss, Ann Archer and Giovanni Ribisi as well as Fox News's Greta Van Susteren.

But none are as important as Cruise. David Miscavige was best man when the Mission Impossible star married both Kidman and Holmes.

However, inside the church, Cruise plays second fiddle to Miscavige.

'Tom looks up to David as the top spiritual being on the planet, an immortal being, a Thetan, a being walking around in a human body,' Ron said.

'He idolizes him. Tom runs whatever decision he has to make through David - not the other way round.'

'My son was speaking at an event in Saint Hill Manor in England once about Tom and he said, "He is the most dedicated Scientologist I know."

'That didn't sit right with a lot of Scientologists, especially those in the Sea Org who are working 16 hours a day and more for the church.

'David also ordered everyone to call him Mr Cruise, never Tom, as a sign of respect. He was put on a pedestal by David and the other members of the church had to worship him like they worship David.

'All that said, David is very much the leader and nobody, including Tom, disobeys him.'

But there was a time in the mid-1990s when Cruise and Miscavige's friendship seemed to be slipping away.

Cruise and Kidman were in London filming the sexually charged movie Eyes Wide Shut, directed by Stanley Kubrick.

'That was a time when Tom was not active in the church. If he and David ever had a falling out it would have been then,' said Miscavige Sr.

'It was because he was away filming in the UK and away from the influence of David. Tom became very enamored with Kubrick, who died just after the film was finished.'

But once the movie was over and Cruise returned to the United States, Scientology launched an all-out effort to get him back in the fold, said Ron Miscavige - and their efforts succeeded.

Cruise was first introduced to Scientology by his first wife Mimi Rogers. Rogers's father Phil Spickler was a senior member of the church.

'He used to visit under his real name, Thomas Mapother,' Ron Miscavige revealed. 'That's where he got auditing, counseling.

'When David heard about it, he ordered his people, "Let's get this guy solidly in," and it was done with a vengeance.' David made sure that Tom wanted for nothing and he and David became close friends.

In his book, Ron Miscavige reveals that his son visited Cruise on the set of Days of Thunder and even went skydiving with him in a bid to bond.

Ron Miscavige confirmed longstanding rumors that Scientology went through a selection process to pick a new partner for Cruise - and Holmes, who had a picture of the superstar on her bedroom wall as a child - was chosen.

'The church organized interviews to find Tom a new girlfriend and Katie was picked. I know the people who set it up,' he said.

'I think it was a case of "be careful what you wish for" when they married.

'Katie tried to get into Scientology but Tom was very domineering, I heard. Every little thing had to be his way.'

Even before Ron's book was released, Scientology leaders have been attempting to debunk it and paint their leader's father as someone whose 'misconduct and transgressions over the years have been a source of extremely serious concern.'

They claim Ron and David have had 'no meaningful relationship' since David quit high school and joined Scientology as a 16-year-old, and that Ron was not in a position to know of many of the things he writes about.

But Ron told Daily Mail Online that he has had great support from Lisa Marie Presley, one of a group of celebrities who has now left Scientology. They have known each other for nearly 30 years, he says, since they met on the maiden voyage of Scientology's cruise ship The Freewinds.

'We hit it off right away,' Ron told Daily Mail Online. 'Through the years I'd see her at the Gold Base and when I left I got in contact and we keep in contact.

'She has left the church and was very supportive of my new book.

'I know she did not like the way people were treated, especially the policy of disconnection - she did not like that at all.

'As far as I know her mother Priscilla is still a church member.'

Explaining the church's fascination with celebrities, Ron said it was all down to the church's founder.

'Hubbard is the one who really wanted the celebrities to be involved. It's because celebrities are looked up to as opinion leaders. You see a celebrity and find out they are a Scientologist, you want to be like him.

'They are a magnet, a draw for other people to come in.

'Being associated with famous people and to be seen in public with them gives you power.

'Once David had a taste of celebrity power he loved it. Once you've had prime rib you don't go for barreled meat.'

Ron's said he was concerned about his daughter-in-law, David's wife Shelly, who hasn't been seen in public in nearly a decade.

King of Queens actress Leah Remini even reported her as a missing person when she left the church in 2013. Police say they have contacted Shelly who does not want to make a complaint.

Ron believes she is holed up in a Scientology compound in Big Bear, California. 'I think I last saw her in 2005,' he said.

'Her birthday is January 18, mine is January 19. So every year before that I'd send her a gift and get a response and a "happy birthday" the next day.

'In 2005 I sent her a gift and didn't get a response for three days at least. That was the first indication something was wrong.

'I never saw her at the Gold Base again,' he said, referring to Scientology's international headquarters in Hemet, California.

'And all the years afterwards when I'd send her a gift it would be days and days before I got a response.

'Since I left the church I have gotten to know a guy who worked at the church's Religious Technology Centre who would monitor letters from members,' he added. 'Her letters would have to go to Big Bear to be checked and that's where I think she is.

'I'm sure she is perceived as a problem. I wish she would come to her senses and do what I did and walk out of there.'

It was Ron who first introduced his son to Scientology when David was just nine years old.

The entire family left their home in suburban Philadelphia to study at the church's global headquarters in East Grinstead, England.

'L Ron Hubbard used to keep a tape recorder next to his bed to record his thoughts. He also had messengers to follow him around who would write down his thoughts.

'But when he died in 1986 there was no message left behind appointing David leader of the church.

'David pushed people out of the way, to put it graciously, to keep stepping up a little further to take the top job.'

He said David came to admire Hubbard. 'He was not just a father figure, he was a god who he wanted to emulate,' he explained.

'David got a taste of power and it was like a drug.'

But he believes there is no line of succession in place for when his son dies. 'I don't think there's anyone in line for that job.'

Describing how David lives as head of the church, Ron said: 'My son likes to be right about everything.

'These days he is surrounded by sycophants who pump him up all day long. They tell him all the time he can do no wrong.

'He has a personal chef, refrigerators at Scientology bases just for him packed with Kobe beef and caviar.

'A guy in England buys him $200 shirts he'd wear one time.

'He once boasted to me about some shoes he had bought in England that were worth $1,500 a pair. At the time I was getting $30 in the Sea Org.

'He'd also have bodyguards at events he would attend. They were always private investigators, not ex-military.

'I haven't heard about him being attacked but I have heard there have been threats on his life.'

Ron regrets that his relationship with his son has turned so toxic. 'I just wish he wasn't the way he is,' he said. 'I have no malice.'

He said his son was delightful as a child. 'When David was a little kid, he and I got on great.

'He was lovable, very bright, had a great sense of humor. 'Once I dressed him up in Speedos, hunting boots and a cape, my first wife's wig holding a toilet plunger. We called the pic 'Super Geek'.

'He would love to go along with things like that.

'But he turned from that into what he is today. It's like Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.'

He said he believes David will read his book. 'But he won't talk to me about it.

'He has the power to take the church in a different direction away from the disconnecting and the things that tears families apart.

'But will he do it? I wouldn't bet on it.'

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Katie Holmes left Tom Cruise because she feared she'd lose Suri

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Father of Scientology leader David Miscavige shared never-before-heard stories exclusively with Daily Mail Online Ron Miscavige said Katie Holmes broke up with Tom Cruise because she feared she would end up like Nicole Kidman Bella, Kidman's adopted daughter with Cruise, disowned her after the actress stepped away from Scientology, Miscavige says He confirmed longstanding rumors that Scientology went through a selection process to pick a new partner for Cruise 'The church organized interviews to find Tom a new girlfriend and Katie was picked.

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Perhaps not, but few are holding it against her, if conversations with magazine editors, fashionistas and Hollywood publicists are to be believed.

As Janice Min, the editorial director of The Hollywood Reporter, put it: "The whole narrative on Katie Holmes was 'She's been brainwashed and lobotomized. She's a zombie for Scientology.' That's what made this whole saga breathtaking. Forget the princess in 'Brave.' This is the heroine of the moment."

Liz Rosenberg, the publicist for many celebrities who have been through nasty breakups and divorces, among them Madonna and Cher, concurred.

"People see her as a battered wife who got out," she said. "I don't know why. I don't have the hatred for Tom Cruise other people have, but whatever went on between them, she came out smelling like a rose."

Indeed. Whatever Ms. Holmes's strategy was, it seems to have worked. The couple reached a settlement (the terms have not been disclosed, but have reportedly left the former Mrs. Cruise well off, as well as with primary custody of Suri) in near-record time, suggesting that the sweet-looking actress is very savvy.

Even the fashion crowd, which previously grumbled that Ms. Holmes's clothing choices were a bit of a bore, is now applauding her style sense.

"I'm fascinated by what she's been wearing," said Charlotte Cowles, an editor at New York Magazine's fashion blog, the Cut. "It's simple relatable clothing. She's playing the mom role she wants to portray herself as: a loving parent and as a normal person, America's sweetheart. It's a clichéd term, but Tom Cruise is a wild card, and she knows she needs to play the opposite. She's been very smart."

Nor does it hurt that many of the clothes Ms. Holmes has been wearing are ones she designed for her fashion label, Holmes & Yang (which she started with the stylist Jeanne Yang). Hence the paparazzi shots of her have become something akin to a stealth ad campaign, Ms. Holmes's very own product-placement extravaganza.

"The way she's getting photographed today, she's in a position to get more exposure than ever before," said Robert Burke, a former Bergdorf Goodman executive and prominent consultant to numerous fashion brands. "She's not waiting for fashion editors and stylists to come and pull her clothes."

Still, Mr. Burke was mostly amazed at the larger story, and how deftly Ms. Holmes had executed an image overhaul.

"More than anything, she looks like a strong individual, which is probably the most appealing factor," he said.

So again: how exactly did this happen?

Some Hollywood intimates thought they were witnessing the handiwork of the actress's father, Martin Holmes, a lawyer in Ohio who helped guide his daughter's career before she met Mr. Cruise. He is said to have been suspicious of her famous husband for some time.

Others viewed the split as part of the natural evolution of a woman who had been on a long journey toward finding herself.

In that interview with Elle (wearing Holmes & Yang, naturally), which was conducted well before the public split, Ms. Holmes spoke in a way that suggested a growing schism with Mr. Cruise.

"I'm starting to come into my own," she said. "It's like a new phase."

But wherever her newfound sense of independence comes from, it's clear that Ms. Holmes is in a very different mental place from the one she was in when she first met Mr. Cruise in 2005, when she was an up-and-coming young actress and he was a global star with two marriages behind him, including a 10-year union with Nicole Kidman.

Shortly after the couple announced their engagement, Ms. Holmes was the subject of a withering profile in W Magazine, where the writer Rob Haskell suggested that the marriage was arranged, described Ms. Holmes's eyes as being focused on "nothing in particular" and used every effusive comment she made about Mr. Cruise against her.

"The lady doth protest not nearly enough," Mr. Haskell wrote.

In almost no time, the influence of Mr. Cruise on his future bride's life became the subject of endless tabloid speculation, which only grew more intense after she announced her involvement with the Church of Scientology, fired her agent, switched publicity teams and became pregnant with the couple's daughter.

In public, Ms. Holmes pretended not to let the scrutiny get her down. But she was clearly aware of it.

On the set of the 2008 film "Mad Money," a caper about three women who commit a robbery, the director, Callie Khouri, recalled a day when a costume staff member was with Ms. Holmes in her trailer. The wardrobe person wanted Ms. Holmes to change into her on-camera outfit and suggested taking her jewelry off there and leaving it behind.

Ms. Holmes flinched.

"She said, 'If someone gets a picture of me without my ring, I will not stop hearing about it for weeks,' " Ms. Khouri said. "And I thought 'Oh, my God.' Imagine having to be that conscious of all that stuff."

Still, Ms. Khouri said that she never quite bought the idea that Ms. Holmes was a damsel in distress, captive in a marriage she did not want to be in.

"She was not stupid, in my experience," Ms. Khouri said. "Quite the opposite. When I was working with her, she seemed very happy. If things changed, the fact that she was able to do this without making it a big ugly public thing is not unlike what I would expect. She's a dignified girl and she's been in show business since she was a little kid. She's not a neophyte."

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Perhaps not, but few are holding it against her, if conversations with magazine editors, fashionistas and Hollywood publicists are to be believed. As Janice Min, the editorial director of The Hollywood Reporter, put it: "The whole narrative on Katie Holmes was 'She's been brainwashed and lobotomized. She's a zombie for Scientology.'

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