Eva Longoria does not believe in mysticism and is therefore not afraid to buy a mansion of Tom Cruise, located on the Hollywood Hills.
A good buy
The Star of Desperate Housewives is happy with the purchase. For 11.5 million dollars, she acquired the estate, which consists of a two-story main house and a large guest house with four bedrooms and bathrooms.
In addition to the buildings themselves, the actress now owns more than a hectare of land in a prestigious area. On the territory of the estate there is a playground and a swimming pool. Longoria, who has no children, hopes that they will not be left empty. For several years Eva has met with Mexican businessman Jose Antonio Baston and, it seems, the couple are already ripe to acquire offspring.
This dwelling became the fourth and the most expensive in the "collection" of real estate actress.
Cursed house
Gossips claim that the mansion in which Cruz lived with his ex-wife Katie Holmes and daughter Suri is cursed. Tom wanted to get rid of the burden of the past, which made Longoria a significant discount. Initially, the actor wanted to gain $ 13 million for his property.
As the insider said, the actor is going to sell his property in Los Angeles and finally settle in Florida. It is here that the headquarters of the Church of Scientology, of which Tom is a member, is located.
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Irreconcilable contradictions
It is the fascination with Cruz, banned in many countries by the sect, was the main reason for his divorce from Cathy Holmes. His wife did not share his convictions, but suffered while she was talking only about her life. It was not her intention to give her daughter Suri to the paws of her Scientologist friends, and Tom unconditionally decided that he would give the little girl to a church school where the girls would brainwash and she would never leave the sect.
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