In a thrilling twist planned for the upcoming Paris Olympics Closing Ceremony, Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise is set to captivate audiences with a daring entrance. According to a source close to the events, the Mission: Impossible actor will literally drop in when the Olympic flag is handed over to Los Angeles, the host city for the 2028 Games.

Details surrounding the highly anticipated Closing Ceremony remain shrouded in secrecy. However, insiders have hinted at a major Hollywood production. With the exchange of the Olympic flag, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass will receive it from Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, promising a momentous occasion.

While NBC Sports declined to comment on Cruise's participation and additional details about the handover, anticipation for the event is steadily building. The Paris Opening Ceremony, which aired on July 26, drew an impressive viewership of nearly 29 million, a significant increase from the Tokyo Olympics held in empty stadiums that attracted only 17 million viewers across NBC platforms.

Led by Chairman Casey Wasserman, the 2028 Summer Olympics are scheduled to take place in Los Angeles from July 14 to 30. This will mark the third time the city has hosted the prestigious event, following the Games in 1932 and 1984. The Games of the XXXIV Olympiad are expected to commence at the historic Coliseum, a venue originally built for the 1932 Olympics.

The Coliseum will be part of the Downtown Sports Park, a striking collection of sporting venues that includes the Crypto.com Arena, the Convention Center, the L.A. Football Club Stadium, USC's Galen Center, and the Peacock Theater, as outlined by LA28 organizers.

The news of Tom Cruise's involvement in the Paris Olympics Closing Ceremony was initially reported by TMZ, further adding to the excitement surrounding the event. As Los Angeles eagerly awaits its turn to host the Games in 2028, the handover ceremony promises to be a memorable celebration of international sportsmanship, entertainment, and star power.