is one of the biggest events in the American calendar as millions of viewers tuned in to see the take on the .
During the televised event, several entertaining ads from Google, Rayban, Budweiser, and Booking.com were aired, with many costing up to $8 million (£6,456,240).
actor also starred in a high-profile ad ahead of the game, but many were left distracted by his appearance.
He attempted to electrify the match, and the Chiefs attempted to beat the Philadelphia Eagles to become the first team ever to win three Super Bowls in a row.
Despite the chance of the Super Bowl becoming a historical NFL moment, some viewers couldn’t help but comment on Cruise’s “stretched-out” face.
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Tom Cruise’s face sparked concern (Image: YouTube)
Some fans speculated that the Mission Impossible star could have undergone cosmetic surgery after noticing a major difference in his appearance.
One questioned: “Am I crazy or did Tom Cruise’s face look a little bit off?”
Another remarked: “Tom cruise looks like he got an entire new face?? Buccal fat ADDITION? dear lord.”
A third added: “Tom Cruise on this #SuperBowlLIX talking about pressure- there is no greater pressure than that of his skin trying to stay stretched on his face
While another posted: “Tom Cruise, skin can only be stretched so far, bro.”
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The Super Bowl 2025 ad featured some of the players (Image: YouTube)
In the ad, the 62-year-old actor walked across a dark room as momentous moments in the sport played in the backdrop with dramatic music.
Hinting at his blockbuster franchise, Mission Impossible, Cruise said: “Tonight in New Orleans, we encounter a mission that doesn’t come along very often.
Kansas City Chiefs stars Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, DeAndrew Hopkins and Xavier Worthy were among those featured,
While the Philadelphia Eagles were represented by Jalen Hurts, DeVonta Smith, Saquon Barkley and A.J. Brown.
Cruise added that he didn’t see “fear” in their faces but said that they were “the very best in the world, men who have worked and dedicated their entire lives for today.”