Highlights
- The actress and husband Tom Cruise – with whom she has five-year-old daughter, Suri – will celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary later this year and the brunette beauty is "proud" to be part of such a high-profile union.
- She said: "It will be five years in November and our relationship is great.
- "My husband has made incredible movies that have impacted the world and therefore I'm a part of that now. I'm proud of it and it's OK."
- Despite their worldwide fame, Katie insists she and Tom prefer low-key activities out of the spotlight.
- She said: "We like to play a version of Scrabble called Take Two, where you don't use the board, just the pieces."
- Katie admitted the attention she receives in public can sometimes be problematic, but she has learned ways of coping.
- She explained to Britain's Hello! magazine: "Some days you can go straight to Starbucks without being bothered and some days you have to switch cars and it's something that becomes a part of your day.
- "You kind of figure out how to go with it or fight it. I am still a kid from Ohio, but this is a part of my life now."
The actress and husband Tom Cruise - with whom she has five-year-old daughter, Suri - will celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary later this year and the brunette beauty is "proud" to be part of such a high-profile union.
She said: "It will be five years in November and our relationship is great.
"My husband has made incredible movies that have impacted the world and therefore I'm a part of that now. I'm proud of it and it's OK."
Despite their worldwide fame, Katie insists she and Tom prefer low-key activities out of the spotlight.
She said: "We like to play a version of Scrabble called Take Two, where you don't use the board, just the pieces."
Katie admitted the attention she receives in public can sometimes be problematic, but she has learned ways of coping.
She explained to Britain's Hello! magazine: "Some days you can go straight to Starbucks without being bothered and some days you have to switch cars and it's something that becomes a part of your day.
"You kind of figure out how to go with it or fight it. I am still a kid from Ohio, but this is a part of my life now."