Kirstie Alley ‘Was Never Afraid To Express Herself’ Prior To Untimely Death, Source Reveals
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Kirstie Alley knew how to speak her mind prior to her untimely death.
Over the course of her 40-plus-year Hollywood career, she was candidly open about everything from her famous exes to her wild past to her issues with weight. “Kirstie has never been afraid to express herself,” an insider tells OK!. “It’s part of her appeal and is something she’s incapable of dialing back, even if she tried to.”
When the Cheers alum launched a new podcast, she didn’t hold back when it came to Scientology, the polarizing religion she’s been a member of since 1978. In previous tweets, Alley disputed claims that the organization is a cult, called out actress and former member Leah Remini for her attacks on the church and addressed the reported disappearance of leader David Miscavige’s wife, Shelly.
And, she threatened to dish even more in her first Scientology tell-all. “Kirstie finds it cathartic to share her experiences,” says the insider. “And when she feels like her faith is being judged or questioned, she will take on anyone who comes her way.”
Scientology has been under fire for decades. But it’s garnered more negative attention recently thanks in part to Remini, 50, who’s been on a mission for years to take the church down with her award-winning A&E series, Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath, and her “Fair Game” podcast. A slew of lawsuits from former members accusing the church of human trafficking and forced labor has only made matters worse (the church denies the claims).
In August 2019, three accusers sued That ’70s Show alum Danny Masterson and the Church of Scientology, claiming they’d been harassed and stalked after reporting to the police that the actor had sexually assaulted them in the early 2000s.
Content retrieved from: https://okmagazine.com/p/kirstie-alley-never-afraid-express-herself-scientology-death/.
It seems to me that Scientology hurt Kirstie Alley and negatively impacted her career. But she was a diehard to the bitter end.