Tom Cruise steals Olympics Closing Ceremony with breathtaking stunt as fans all say the same thing

Tom Cruise had Olympics fans buzzing with excitement as they eagerly anticipated his show-stopping entrance at the Paris closing ceremony. The Hollywood heavyweight was part of the Los Angeles handover segment, joining other A-listers like H.E. R and Billie Eilish in the festivities for the 2028 games.

Cruise, known for his daredevil antics on screen, didn't disappoint as he made a jaw-dropping entrance during the handover, rappelling from the Stade de France's roof and descending from an incredible height on a wire before landing flawlessly on the ground.

Unfazed, Tom then dashed across the field, hopped onto a motorcycle, and zoomed off with the Olympic flag fluttering behind him, all while H. E. R belted out the US national anthem, reports the Express .

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His penchant for executing his own adrenaline-fueled stunts is legendary, whether it's skydiving or scaling the Burj Khalifa, and his latest escapade in Paris was no less thrilling.

In a bonus scene, Cruise took to the skies, flying to Los Angeles and parachuting down, heading straight for the Hollywood sign adorned with Olympic rings, and leaping off it.

Social media was ablaze with reactions from fans, with one exclaiming: "Tom Cruise you absolute nutter" and another echoing the sentiment: "What an entrance from Tom Cruise! ICONIC! ! ! ! ".

Others joined in the praise, with comments like: "Tom cruise saved the show," and "Tom Cruise the legend you are."

Cruise was anticipated to perform a stunt after being spotted in Paris, cheering on American gymnast Simone Biles.

His ex-spouse Nicole Kidman and her current husband Keith Urban were also present at the Paris event, choosing to attend a skateboarding event instead.

Later, Cruise was accompanied by the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, who delivered a performance of their iconic song from a beach in Los Angeles.