Former wife of Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman has congratulated Tom's latest baby's momma, Katie Holmes after she gave birth to their daughter Suri.

The "Bewitched" actress is rumored to have had a heated argument with Tom after he insisted on having their adopted children Isabella, 13, and Connor, 11, present in the delivery room. Nicole allegedly told Tom where he could go, refusing to allow it, fearing the experience could traumatize the children.

Fewer people tuned into to watch an intimate interview with Tom Cruise - then a chat with former child star Macaulay Culkin.

Just seven million people tuned in see the 'Mission Impossible 3' star - whose fiancee Katie Holmes has just given birth to the couple's first child - open his heart to Diane Sawyer on ABC, last Friday.

Tom Cruise's fiancee Katie Holmes gave birth to 7lb 7oz daughter at near Beverly Hills.

The healthy little girl was named Suri, which means princess in Hebrew and "Red Rose" in Persian. She was born at St John's Hospital in Santa Monica, California.

Katie Holmes was raised a Catholic, but, says fiance Tom Cruise, their soon-to-arrive baby will not have a Catholic baptism.

"No," Cruise tells Diane Sawyer in an interview on ABC's "Primetime," airing Friday night in the U.S. "No, I mean you can be Catholic and be a Scientologist. You can be Jewish and be a Scientologist. But we're just Scientologists."

Britney Spears wants to focus on her acting career. The pop babe - who put her music career on hold after marrying Kevin Federline and having baby son Sean Preston - is said to be desperate to become a TV star.

The 24-year-old - who received mixed reviews for her performance in the 2002 movie "Crossroads" - caught the acting bug after guest-starring in U.S. sitcom "Will and Grace" earlier this year.