Tom Cruise accused of trying to crash Victoria Beckham's 50th birthday party

Tom Cruise made an attempt to steal the spotlight at Victoria Beckham's 50th birthday bash, but his effort fell flat, according to Spice Girl Mel B.

The 62-year-old actor, who is known for his intense performances and movie stunts, tried to replicate his Tropic Thunder character Les Grossman's over-the-top dance moves. However, his gyrating performance ended up leaving fellow guests, including Mel B, less than impressed.

What did Tom Cruise do?

During the party, as Cruz Beckham strummed a guitar and the family got into the spirit of celebration, David Beckham encouraged everyone to join in. That's when Cruise stepped up, eager to be the center of attention.

He enthusiastically formed a circle, hoping to perform a dance reminiscent of his infamous Tropic Thunder routine. Mel B recalled the cringe-worthy moment.

"I went 'Oh my God!' and that's why I left the circle. It was the weirdest dance. It was terrible," she declared.

The Top Gun actor has been close with the Beckhams ever since David Beckham's move to Los Angeles in 2007. The families have shared numerous public appearances and become good friends, with Cruise often joining Victoria and David at various events.

Despite the dance mishap, Cruise is continuing to push boundaries in other aspects of his life, particularly his health regimen.

The actor's commitment to physical fitness has been making waves lately, with sources revealing that he's been undergoing extreme training, including dives into hyperbaric oxygen chambers and practicing breathing techniques for anti-aging.

He's also preparing for an underwater role, where he will rely on breath control and deep-water diving. However, insiders have raised concerns about the potentially dangerous nature of his intense routine. Cruise has even gone as far as taping his mouth shut at night to force himself to breathe through his nose, a practice some believe could have serious risks.

Despite the criticism, Cruise remains adamant that his unconventional training methods are keeping him youthful and in top shape for his upcoming roles.