Katie Holmes wants to invite her critics to a dinner party to show them that they are wrong about her
Katie Holmes may seem like the quiet type, but the 30-year-old Mrs Cruise would like to get all her critics around a dinner table so that she could make them see what she is really like and make them change their opinions.
A la Sharon Osbourne, she doesn't want you messing with her family!
She said: "Sometimes I think I would say, 'Why don't you come over and have dinner? See what there is to see.'"
She added: "Some of the stuff people said was such absolutely horrible things to say about a child. It was so uncalled for and so disgusting. Enough is enough.
"Tom was supportive. We were changing diapers. He said, 'I don't want you to get upset.' And I said, 'Well, I am upset.'
"So we approached it together. But I definitely felt like - as a woman, as the mother of Suri - I want to handle this! My mom is very strong, and if anyone ever said anything about any of us, she would be, 'Excuse me? That's my family!'"
Katie Holmes may seem like the quiet type, but the 30-year-old Mrs Cruise would like to get all her critics around a dinner table so that she could make them see what she is really like and make them change their opinions.
A la Sharon Osbourne, she doesn't want you messing with her family!
She said: "Sometimes I think I would say, 'Why don't you come over and have dinner? See what there is to see.'"
She added: "Some of the stuff people said was such absolutely horrible things to say about a child. It was so uncalled for and so disgusting. Enough is enough.
"Tom was supportive. We were changing diapers. He said, 'I don't want you to get upset.' And I said, 'Well, I am upset.'
"So we approached it together. But I definitely felt like - as a woman, as the mother of Suri - I want to handle this! My mom is very strong, and if anyone ever said anything about any of us, she would be, 'Excuse me? That's my family!'"
