Suri Cruise couldn’t wait to crawl up the step of her private plane after her mother Katie Holmes finished work on her new film.

While Katie said goodbye to her bodyguard, Suri decided to head to her seat as quickly as she could.

Katie and Suri flew out of Melbourne back to the US after the actress completed work on her new movie, Don’t Be Afraid Of The Dark.

She had been in the city with three-year-old Suri since June 30, staying in the luxurious penthouse suite at the city’s Crown Towers hotel.

Katie’s husband Tom Cruise was expected to accompany his family out of Oz but had filming commitments in Boston.

Tom is working on his new film, Wichita, with Cameron Diaz and Maggie Grace.

The superstar has now been joined there by his wife and his daughter.

Eva Herzigová swaps mummy tips with Claudia Schiffer, she has revealed.

The supermodels were reunited for an ad campaign and Eva said it was great working together again now they are mums.

She said: “It is nice, we’ve been friends for such a long time and then our lives went in different directions and now again seeing each other and chatting about the kids with Claudia and exchanging contacts for the best doctor and for the best place to go food shopping and this and that so it’s really nice.”

Eva, 36, has a two-year-old son, George, and Claudia, 39, has two children, Caspar, six, and Clementine, four.

She admitted she’d like to have more children, adding: “I’d love to, I think I’d love to and I think I need it because I’m so in love with him it’s not healthy for me.”

Eva was reunited with Claudia and Naomi Campbell for the D&G ad campaign and admitted she wasn’t expecting to strip off. She said: “It was not supposed to be part of the campaign.

“The first thing Mario Testino the photographer tells us is, like, ‘okay, everyone take your clothes off’, like that’s not in the contract but it happens, Mario is amazing and you will take it off for him.”

The model also spoke out about the 90s Wonderbra campaign that catapulted her career.

She said: “I think it was the best campaign that was ever put out there, it was so smart, the whole snapshot feeling of the pictures, you know, it didn’t feel like lingerie it looked like it’s a picture taken out of a movie, then the smart sentences attached to it that were just giving a strength to women, it was not like women being victimised.”