Celebrities aren’t perfect, but who’d have guessed Tom Cruise has been concealing the fact that one of his physical attributes is fake? The actor was reportedly compelled to wear removable dentures after one of his children inadvertently knocked off his front teeth.

The disclosure was made in the Showtime docuseries Gossip about Page Six and Cindy Adams. Col Allan, the former Editor in Chief of the New York Post, was being interviewed by the producers when he delivered the bombshell.

Allan mentioned this Cruise event when discussing Cruise’s relationship with Katie Holmes.

Col recounted meeting the “Top Gun: Maverick” star for dinner at Circo on 54th Street in New York on an episode of the show, saying that it was the actor who initiated the meeting to discuss his “expectations” to remain out of Page Six.

They sat in a corner table, according to Allan, and Tom ordered a bottle of red wine. Allan was taken aback by the choice to order wine, as Scientologists do not typically drink. He claims that they both began drinking and conversing about their lives.

Tom’s entrance enamel slipped out of his mouth onto the tablecloth at a meal with the Hollywood icon, leaving the former Editor in Chief “speechless.”  “The face that’s on posters all over the world, good looking guy, and there are his front teeth,” Allan recalls thinking at the moment, taken aback by what he saw.

“Oh my god, have you seen my teeth?” Tom inquired, before the editor revealed the location of his pearly teeth.

Tom told Allan that he was playing with his children Isabella and Connor when one of their heels hit him in the mouth, knocking out his teeth. Tom reinserted his teeth, according to Allan, although it was a “uncomfortable moment.”

He claims Cruise pleaded with him not to say anything, and his editor initially wanted to publish the story, but they later changed their minds.

Tom and his ex-wife Nicole Kidman have two grown children, Isabella and Connor. Suri, his 15-year-old daughter from his third marriage to Katie, is his other child.