Minnie Driver claimed Nicolas Cage purchased a further airplane seat for his son’s imaginary buddy.

The “Good Will Looking” actress advised the cute story when she tried to show that Cage was not the mean-spirited particular person a fan tried to make him out to be in an Instagram put up shared Monday.

“Was as soon as on a aircraft with NC and his son and a seat had additionally been bought for his son’s imaginary buddy. 🖤,” the 53-year-old British actress claimed within the remark part, garnering greater than 200 likes.

Nevertheless, it’s unclear which of Cage’s two sons — Kal-El, 17, or Weston, 32 — the actress was referring to.

She advised her story after a lady claimed a resort supervisor had allegedly requested her and her fiancé to surrender their bridal suite so {that a} “movie star” might keep within the room “long run.”

Nevertheless, the bride claimed that they advised him “no.”

“On our wedding ceremony weekend, we noticed Nicolas Cage strolling round our resort,” she continued alleging. “Nic [sic] Cage tried to spoil my wedding ceremony and that’s my story.”

Cage’s supervisor, nonetheless, denied that the actor had bought a seat for his son’s imaginary buddy. He additionally denied the bride’s claims.

Cage shares Weston with ex Christina Fulton, whom they welcomed in 1990, and Kal-El, who was born in 2005, with Alice Kim.

However by September 2022, Cage welcomed his first daughter, August Francesca, with Riko Shibata. The 2 married in March 2021.

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Forward of the beginning of his daughter, Cage advised Entry Hollywood that he was “extraordinarily excited” to be a dad once more.

“My boys are all grown up, and I miss going to the toy retailer. I miss singing lullabies and rocking within the rocking chair,” he advised the outlet. “I’m wanting ahead to getting again to that.”

Cage has been married a complete of 5 occasions, together with his marriage to Erika Koike which lasted simply 4 days.

He was additionally beforehand wed to Lisa Marie Presley, who died in January following a cardiac arrest, from 2002 to 2004.

“Lisa had the best chuckle of anybody I ever met,” Cage advised the Hollywood Reporter on the time of her passing. “She lit up each room.”