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La hija de Tom Cruise, Suri, deja de usar su apellido paterno, según reportes

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Suri Cruise, la hija de Tom Cruise y Katie Holmes, dejó de usar legalmente el apellido de su padre, según informaron el lunes la revista People y el sitio web Page Six tras consultar el registro de inscripción de votantes de la joven.

La estudiante universitaria, de 20 años, cambió su apellido a Noelle, que es también el segundo nombre de su madre, Katie Holmes.

Según el reporte de People, Suri estudia en la Universidad Carnegie Mellon en Pittsburgh, Pensilvania, y se registró para votar en el condado de Allegheny, Pensilvania. Allí, su registro indica que su nombre es Suri Noelle. Page Six informó que, según los tribunales de Pensilvania, los residentes del estado deben registrarse para votar usando su nombre legal.

Los reportes indican que la joven ya usó el nombre de Suri Noelle en su graduación de la escuela secundaria en junio de 2024.

Suri nació en abril de 2006, sus padres se casaron en noviembre de ese mismo año y se divorciaron en 2012. Desde entonces, Suri vivió junto con su madre en Nueva York hasta que se marchó a estudiar en la universidad en Pensilvania en 2024.

Este reporte de la hija de Tom Cruise coincide con la noticia reciente de los tres hijos de Brad Pitt y Angelina Jolie —Zahara, Maddox y Shiloh— que solicitaron legalmente dejar de usar el apellido de su padre.

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LAFD firefighter goes viral for in-station gourmet meals

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Click here for updates on this story    LOS ANGELES (KCAL, KCBS) -- A Los Angeles Fire Department firefighter has gone viral for his gourmet in-station recipes, gaining thousands of followers as he documents how he makes meals for his team. Scott Luft, a 36-year-old firefighter paramedic at LAFD Station 86 in Toluca Lake, says that he may have gone to culinary school if he wasn't with LAFD. "I've always been obsessed with cooking, since high school," Luft said. He says that while some of his colleagues don't enjoy cooking for the station, he loves it. Luft utilizes a Google Drive filled with hundreds of recipes, like the elote pasta salad he made while speaking with CBS LA. "When you're in charge of feeding them good food, on time, in budget, it's totally stressful for some guys," Luft said. Because of this, Luft's wife Kiley suggested that he start an Instagram cooking channel to help fellow firefighters in the kitchen. He slowly gained a following until November, when he went viral. Now, he has more than 37,000 followers and is blown away by the support."I'm realizing that cooking for a fire station is just like cooking for big families," Luft said. As a busy father of four hungry children, Luft says that he's always multitasking, even when not cooking in the station. He keeps his recipes easy and hearty, with no more than an hour and a half cook time. He says the hardest part about making his meals at the station is that when duty calls, he has to drop everything. "I always tell guys start early. Chop early. Serve before you think it's time," he said. While he's always open to suggestions from his new followers on things like recipes, food presentation and camera angles, he says his best reviews always come from his colleagues. "Scott takes really simple stuff that most of us have made and puts an incredible spin on it, every time," said Scott Lazar, a fellow LAFD firefighter. The team splits the cost of their meals, since they're not paid for by the department. For the elote pasta salad, the nearly $55 grocery bill was split six ways. "I feel like I actually am kind of a chef," Luft said. "I'm getting paid to cook, and I also get to be a fireman, which has always been a dream to me. So, I'm kind of living my dream right now."He says that his next dream is to become the Guy Fieri of fire cooks by hosting a show where he goes to fire stations around the country to taste their best meals and offer advice. I feel like I actually am kind of a chef. I'm getting paid to cook, and I also get to be a fireman, which has always been a dream to be. So I'm kind of living my dream right now.Please note: This story was provided to CNN Wire by an affiliate and does not contain original CNN reporting. This content carries a strict local market embargo. If you share the same market as the contributor of this article, you may not use it on any platform.
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