Scientology leader’s niece claims ‘cult’ destroyed her marriage in explosive new videos
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The niece of Scientology leader David Miscavige has blamed the organization for destroying her marriage in a bombshell series of videos packed with explosive allegations.
Jenna Miscavige, 40, blames what she calls the ‘cult’ of the Church of Scientology as she reveals chilling details about the breakdown of her marriage.
Jenna divorced her husband, Dallas Hill, 44, last year and now lives in California with her two children. The couple both grew up in the Church of Scientology and met as kids there before leaving in 2005.
In the video, the mom-of-two claimed her marriage was unable to recover from the distrust sowed by the web of spies she claims the organization inserted into her life.
The Church of Scientology ‘did their darndest to make life hell for us’ she says. The church denied all of her allegations in a statement to DailyMail.com.
Jenna is the daughter of Elizabeth ‘Bitty’ Miscavige and Ron Miscavige Jr, the elder brother of controversial Scientology leader David Miscavige. Ron left the church in 2000 while David has faced a series of lawsuits, including human trafficking allegations.
A spokesperson for the Church previously denied the allegations, calling them ‘absurd, ridiculous, scurrilous and blatantly false’.
Meanwhile, after Jenna left the organization, she became one of its most vocal critics, publishing a best-selling memoir titled ‘My Secret Life Inside Scientology’ and ‘My Harrowing Escape’.
She met her future husband, Dallas, as a child at a Florida boarding school, where the pair were training to become members of Scientology’s Sea Organization. She claims they were made to work grueling 14-hour days, seven days a week.
Her husband, first hesitant, left with her at the last minute – even after he allegedly cooperated with other scientologists to have her ousted and his status saved. Hill did not respond to DailyMail.com when asked about Jenna’s claims.
She claims she and her husband ‘were being followed by Scientology’ for years, and the organization ‘was inserting spies into our life’. She says that created a painful web of distrust and paranoia, especially when it overlapped with their family’s complex links to the church.
She also accused Dallas’ family of reporting on them to Scientology and giving information about them.
‘[This] went on for many more years, and it really created a huge divide in the family,’ she said.
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