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Riley Cardoza · 2026-06-17 · via New York Post

Olivia Wilde wanted her viral custody papers moment to remain under the radar — but that was Mission: Impossible.

A couple months after the “Don’t Worry, Darling” director went viral for being served onstage during a 2022 CinemaCon presentation, she had a mortifying interaction with Tom Cruise, Wilde said on Wednesday’s “Call Her Daddy” podcast episode.

When she met the “Top Gun” star, 63, he said, “Hi, I’m Tom. F–ked up what happened to you in Vegas.”

Olivia Wilde on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast, holding her head in her hands, looking distressed.

Olivia Wilde was mortified when an A-list actor brought up the “traumatizing” moment she was served custody papers onstage, she said on “Call Her Daddy” Wednesday. Call Her Daddy/Youtube

Tom Cruise smiling while holding a microphone at CinemaCon 2026.

When the actress met Tom Cruise (pictured above on April 14) a couple months afterward, he said the situation was “f–ked up.” Getty Images for CinemaCon

Wilde recalled, “I was like, ‘No!’ I was like, ‘OK, so it went wide.’ Got it, got it.”

The actress, 42, had been hoping “no one saw it because there [were] no phones allowed in this event” — but then realized, “Oh, it’s already up on Page Six? There’s a video?”

At the time, she told herself, “No one’s gonna look because no one’s paying attention.”

Olivia Wilde in a dark blue sweater and jeans sitting in a pink armchair with a "Call Her Daddy" podcast microphone.

The “Booksmart” director said Wednesday she then realized the news had really gone “wide.” Call Her Daddy/Youtube

Olivia Wilde holding a "Personal and Confidential" document at CinemaCon.

Wilde, notably, was presenting at CinemaCon in April 2022 when she was served legal papers regarding her and Jason Sudeikis’ custody battle. Getty Images

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The “O.C.” alum, who is now able to “laugh about” the “incredibly traumatizing” moment, said she was able to “muscle through the most insane” situation and finish her speech before “dissolving into a puddle” backstage.

As for whether she believes the headline-making moment was “purposeful” on her ex Jason Sudeikis’ part, she “need[s] to believe” it wasn’t — as he has claimed — “in order to continue” co-parenting with him.

The former couple, who were together between 2011 and 2020, share son Otis, 12, and daughter Daisy, 9.

Olivia Wilde, Jason Sudeikis, and their children, Daisy and Otis, at a Harlem Globetrotters game.

The former couple (pictured above in 2020) share son Otis and daughter Daisy. John Photography / Shutterstock

Olivia Wilde holds an envelope labeled "personal and confidential."

Wilde can now :”laugh about” the “vulnerable” and “high stress” moment. AFP via Getty Images

Wilde noted that “lawyers can be f–ked up and do super f–ked up things,” but acknowledged, “I think people are never their best selves when they’re engaging in that kind of process.

“I know whether or not he knew it was going to happen, I know it hurt him to see it happen to me,” she continued. “I know he felt very, very bad that it happened to me.”

The “House” alum, who has “done a lot of therapy” about the “vulnerable” and “high stress” moment, is confident she can “make it through anything” after that.

Wilde addressed the scandal in a August 2022 Variety interview, the same month she slammed Sudeikis’ “outrageous” and “aggressive” tactics in court documents.

Olivia Wilde holds a manila envelope labeled "Personal and Confidential."

She has “done a lot of therapy” about it. AFP via Getty Images

Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde posing backstage at the iHeartRadio Z100 Jingle Ball.

She “need[s] to believe” Sudeikis (pictured above in December 2019) didn’t know the moment would be public “in order to continue” their co-parenting. Getty Images for iHeartMedia

“It was not something that was entirely surprising to me,” she said of the “vicious” move. “I mean, there’s a reason I left that relationship.”

Elsewhere in Wednesday’s episode, Wilde broke down the exact moment she knew her romance with the “Ted Lasso” star, 50, was over and shared their coparenting ups and downs.

“These kids are consistently getting the best of us in a way that when we were together was not possible,” the “I Want Your Sex” star insisted. “We did not work together, but we work really well separated.”