Katie Holmes has not yet introduced her daughter Suri Cruise to her new boyfriend, artist Jason Bard Yarmosky, as the couple is reportedly taking their burgeoning romance slowly. Sources close to the actress told Page Six that Holmes, 45, and Yarmosky, 39, are "intentionally taking it slow" and are "still in the dating phase for now." They have not taken "any major steps in the relationship yet" and are "seeing where it goes." The nearly 10-year age difference between them "doesn't bother" Holmes and has not been a factor in their relationship.

Holmes and Yarmosky first sparked romance speculation in mid-July when they were photographed holding hands in the Hamptons. They later attended the premiere of "The Invite" in East Hampton, where an eyewitness told People they "seemed very easy together" and Holmes rested her head on Yarmosky's shoulder during the movie. The pair were also seen together on a date night in New York City, where Holmes was observed playfully patting Yarmosky's behind.

According to TMZ, Holmes and Yarmosky met at a Tribeca Festival dinner in New York City in June. Yarmosky, born in 1987, is a New York-based artist whose work often explores themes of aging, time, and memory. He graduated from the School of Visual Arts in New York with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2010 and has exhibited his work internationally.

Suri Cruise, Holmes' 20-year-old daughter with ex-husband Tom Cruise, is currently a student at Carnegie Mellon University in Pennsylvania. A source described Suri to the Daily Mail as a "smart girl" who is "turning into a very intelligent mature young woman."

This new relationship follows Holmes' past romances, including a previous relationship with musician Bobby Wooten III, which ended in late 2022 after eight months. She also dated chef Emilio Vitolo Jr. from September 2020 until May 2021. Holmes was previously married to actor Tom Cruise from 2006 to 2012.

Holmes recently reunited with her "Dawson's Creek" co-star Joshua Jackson for the premiere of their new movie "Happy Hours" at the Tribeca Festival. The pair, who had a brief romantic relationship during the early seasons of the show, were seen holding hands and spoke fondly of their enduring connection.