Tom Cruise's attorney, Bert Fields, demands that the National Enquirer and its parent company, American Media, retract its new cover story about the actor's just-settled divorce from Katie Holmes or face a defamation complaint of epic proportions.
Among other tawdry allegations, the magazine claims Cruise's home was
akin to a "house of horrors" and that his estranged wife, Holmes, lived
a "tortured life" in a marriage that was a "living nightmare" in
virtual lockdown for years.
Fields absolutely went OFF on what he said was a "disgraceful and
lurid cover with bogus, red and yellow headlines announcing one cruel
lie after another about Mr. Cruise and his family" and went on to take
them apart one by one:
"Contrary to your headlines, Mr. Cruise has not engaged in any 'abuse' or 'humiliation' of Katie Holmes," he wrote. "Nor has he ever subjected her to any punishments."
"It is also completely untrue that Mr. Cruise ever subjected his wife to relentless verbal abuse, emotional punishment, humiliation and intimidation."
"These are all egregious lies. He did none of these things."
"Contrary to your headlines, Mr. Cruise has not engaged in any 'abuse' or 'humiliation' of Katie Holmes," he wrote. "Nor has he ever subjected her to any punishments."
"It is also completely untrue that Mr. Cruise ever subjected his wife to relentless verbal abuse, emotional punishment, humiliation and intimidation."
"These are all egregious lies. He did none of these things."
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