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The Riverdale star said in the Q&A on her old website<\/a> that she was introduced to Scientology in the 1990s by her chiropractor, who took her on a tour at the Celebrity Centre in Hollywood. Since then, Nichols has repeatedly praised and defended Scientology, crediting it for her career success and getting through trauma and drug problems after she was sexually assaulted as a child. “Honestly, Scientology is what saved my freaking ass,” she told Marie Claire<\/a>. “I’d probably be dead.” Ivan Apfel \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Several years ago, Nichols teamed with investigators in a sting operation to uncover child sex trafficking in the US. When asked about the allegations that the Church of Scientology was involved in human trafficking itself, Nichols again defended the organization. “You don’t have any idea what you are talking about,” she told Marie Claire in 2020, about people who attacked her over the\u00a0trafficking and child abuse allegations<\/a>\u00a0against the church. “Where’s the police charges? Where’s the evidence?” The latest allegations were brought in a civil suit against David Miscavige, from former members who claim they were trafficked into the organization as children and forced to work for \u201clittle to no pay.\u201d A spokesperson for the Church of Scientology called<\/a> the allegations \u201cfalse and scurrilous.\u201d In 2023, a federal judge ruled<\/a> that the suit must be arbitrated within the Church of Scientology.<\/p>\n 2. Left: Lisa Marie Presley Michael Tran \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Elvis Presley<\/a> had reportedly<\/a> been courted by Scientology, but never joined. When he died, his wife Priscilla said she found some Scientology books among his personal possessions. Priscilla said she reached out to John Travolta<\/a>, who sent along a recruiter, and thereafter, both Priscilla and her daughter Lisa Marie Presley became Scientologists. Jon Kopaloff \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Lisa Marie stayed with the organization until 2014, when she claimed she became concerned about the wellbeing of Ron Miscavige, Scientology leader David Miscavige’s father. (Ron himself told ABC News<\/a> that the organization would open and read his mail, and collect information on family members, while he was living on a Scientology compound called the \u201cGold Base.\u201d The Church rejected those claims, saying that the \u201crestrictive lifestyle\u201d was what people signed up for when they decided to live on the compound.) Journalist Tony Ortega published an\u00a0extensive interview<\/a>\u00a0with Lisa Marie after her death, detailing how and why she left.<\/p>\n 3. In it: Erika Christensen John Nacion \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n On an episode<\/a> of the podcast Armchair Expert, Christensen told her Parenthood<\/a> co-star Dax Shepard<\/a> that she was raised as a Scientologist because her parents \u2014 who also home-schooled her \u2014 were in the organization. She clarified that she never felt pressured, saying that her parents told her to “check it out” as opposed to making Scientology a must-do. In the same interview, she defended the organization against the documentary Going Clear, saying that some of the people featured in the doc were “irrelevant.” Daniel Delgado \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Rich Fury \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Related: 21 Times Celebs Had Hidden NSFW Or Just Plain Wild Details In Their Red Carpet Looks<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n The Arrested Development and Transparent star revealed<\/a> in his memoir that he took Scientology classes for two years, but abruptly split with the organization after he was allegedly pressured to leave his second wife. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter in 2017, Tambor said he had “no hard feelings” against Scientology, clarifying, “I don’t think hard feelings help anything.” Nbc \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Jim Spellman \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Dohring, best known for his role as Logan on Veronica Mars, is a lifelong Scientologist<\/a>. Dohring’s father, Doug Dohring, was also a Scientologist and raised Jason in the organization. Fun fact: Doug Dohring founded Neopets, Inc., having bought the Neopets side in 1999 and selling it in 2005. Tommaso Boddi \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 6. Left: Jerry Seinfeld Theo Wargo \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Seinfeld was never officially a member of the organization, but he did explain on the WTF With Marc Maron podcast that he took a course way back in the day. “I did do a course in Scientology in, like, ’75,” Seinfeld said<\/a>. While he didn’t pursue things further, he did say that he “found it very interesting” and got some positives out of the class, like communication skills. Joe Dan Zaitz \/ \u00a9Castle Rock Entertainment \/ Courtesy Everett Collection<\/p>\n 7. In it: Michael Pe\u00f1a Rodin Eckenroth \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Pe\u00f1a \u2014 who has a long list of credits including End of Watch and Ant-Man \u2014 says he first joined Scientology because he feared he was drinking too much, and there was a program called Purification Rundown that helped him quit drinking. He also says that one of their other programs made him “a better actor” by helping with his “understanding of scripts.” When asked by the Guardian<\/a> about the organization’s many controversies, Pe\u00f1a replied, “I don’t read that stuff.” Warner Bros. \/ Courtesy Everett Collection<\/p>\n 8. Left: Laura Prepon Mike Marsland \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Prepon joined Scientology around 1999, and was still in the organization when she joined the cast of Orange Is the New Black. However, she revealed in a 2021 interview with People<\/a> that she is “no longer practicing Scientology,” and hadn’t been for about five years, meaning she quit sometime around 2016. Previously she had been vocal about praising the organization, but after leaving she spoke about it very little, which upset fellow former Scientologist Leah Remini<\/a>, who has gone so far as to file a lawsuit<\/a> against the organization, alleging harassment. Netflix \/ Courtesy Everett Collection<\/p>\n 9. In it: Elisabeth Moss Axelle \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Moss \u2014 perhaps most famous for her role in The Handmaid’s Tale \u2014 has been a Scientologist since before she was even a teenager. However, she doesn’t speak about it much publicly. In an interview with the New Yorker<\/a>, she opened up a bit, talking about the ways she feels Scientology is “misunderstood” or wrongly perceived. “It\u2019s not really a closed-off religion,” Moss said. “It\u2019s a place that is very open to, like, welcoming in somebody who wants to learn more about it.” Hulu \/ Courtesy Everett Collection<\/p>\n 10. Left: Katie Holmes Jamie Mccarthy \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Related: 26 Celebs Who Dressed As Celeb Couples For Halloween, Ranging From Super Cute To Super Controversial<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Holmes famously filed for divorce<\/a> from Scientology’s poster boy, Tom Cruise, back in 2012. According to court testimony<\/a> from Cruise, Holmes left the relationship in part to \u201cprotect\u201d daughter Suri from Scientology. It’s unclear how involved Holmes was in Scientology during her marriage to Cruise, but simply by association, it’s likely she was somewhat embedded. Kevin Winter \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 11. In it: Juliette Lewis Frazer Harrison \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n In 2010, Lewis spoke with Vanity Fair<\/a> about Scientology and said that she was a practicing Scientologist. Her father, Geoffrey Lewis, was also a Scientologist, so she was born into the religion. She appears to still be affiliated with the organization today. Barry King \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n (By the way, there are unconfirmed rumors<\/a> that Brad Pitt went through some Scientology initiation and\/or classes when he was dating Lewis but later decided not to continue, but since all of that is unconfirmed, Pitt won’t be in this post.)<\/p>\n 12. Left: Nicole Kidman Steve Granitz \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Like Katie Holmes, Kidman was affiliated with Scientology because of her marriage to Tom Cruise. Journalist Tony Ortega claimed<\/a> that he spoke with Bruce Hines, Kidman’s “auditor” in the church, and that Hines said Kidman took many classes and quickly ascended the ranks of the organization’s spiritual ladder. But when Kidman split with Cruise, she stopped practicing Scientology, while her and Cruise’s children, Connor and Bella, continued to. Vinnie Zuffante \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 13. In it: Kirstie Alley Variety \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Alley was one of the more outspoken<\/a> celebrity Scientologists up until her death in 2022 at the age of 71. She frequently used Twitter and interviews to feud with Leah Remini over the organization and defend fellow Scientologists. For example, when former Scientologist Paul Haggis was facing sexual assault allegations, she tweeted<\/a>, “Another one bites the dust…karma is a bitch,” but took a different approach when Scientologist Danny Masterson was accused of sexual assault, saying she believed<\/a> in “innocent until proven guilty.” Vinnie Zuffante \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 14. Left: Jason Lee Tommaso Boddi \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n The My Name Is Earl star had been a practicing Scientologist since the ’90s, and his ex-wife Carmen Llywelyn even claimed<\/a> that the religion was a major cause of their split. However, in a 2016 interview with a local paper in Denton, Texas (where Lee and his family moved), he revealed that he wasn’t a practicing Scientologist anymore. “Being that we don\u2019t practice Scientology, and that we aren\u2019t particularly interested in opening religious centers in general, we have no plans to open a Scientology center,” he said, when asked if he planned on starting a business in Denton. Michael Caulfield Archive \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Related: As A Brit, Here’s Why Ellen DeGeneres’s Comments About Moving To The UK Make Me A Little Uneasy<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n 15. In it: Giovanni Ribisi Frazer Harrison \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Ribisi was raised by Scientologist parents, so he’s been a Scientologist all his life. When asked about it, he told<\/a> the Jim and Sam Show, “It’s a personal thing; it’s something that works for me, and I think it’s that simple.” Mark Mainz \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 16. Left: Christopher Reeve Jim Smeal \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n The late Superman actor revealed<\/a> in his memoir that he did some “auditing” and took some Scientology courses when he was younger. However, he said that one class “completely devalued” his faith in the process. The class was supposed to bring up memories of his past lives, but Reeve basically re-told a story from Greek mythology and passed it off as his own past life experience, and, in his words, “got away with a blatant fabrication.” Warner Bros \/ Courtesy Everett Collection<\/p>\n 17. In it: Jenna Elfman Jean Baptiste Lacroix \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n In an interview with Us Weekly<\/a>, Elfman called the controversy around Scientology \u2014 recently intensified by Leah Remini’s book and the HBO documentary Going Clear \u2014 “boring.” Elfman told the magazine, “I know what I know, and how much it helps me … I think that anything that works tends to get attacked.” Kevin Winter \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 18. Left: Mimi Rogers Variety \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Rogers’ father was a friend of L. Ron Hubbard’s, so she joined Scientology at an early age. Tom Cruise joined the organization after marrying Rogers, so it seems as though she was the reason he became a Scientologist in the first place. However, after her split with Cruise, Rogers left Scientology<\/a>. Barry King \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 19. In it: Ethan Suplee Erika Goldring \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Suplee is married to Juliette Lewis’s sister, Brandy Lewis, and was one of several people involved in My Name Is Earl who were involved with Scientology. Suplee is very quiet about his religion, so it’s hard to tell just how devoted he is (or if he is still a Scientologist today), but he was reported<\/a> to be in the organization back in the Earl days. John Sciulli \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 20. Left: Beck Rick Kern \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Beck’s relationship with Scientology is a bit contradictory if you go by what he’s said in the past. His father was a Scientologist<\/a>, and in the early 2000s, Beck married Giovanni Ribisi’s twin sister, Marissa Ribisi, who is an active member of the church. During that time, Beck claimed that he was also a Scientologist. However, after his divorce from Ribisi about four years ago, Beck said, “I think there\u2019s a misconception that I am a Scientologist. I\u2019m not a Scientologist. I don\u2019t have any connection or affiliation with it.” It would appear that Beck either never was a Scientologist but was keeping up appearances since his wife was one, or was a Scientologist while he was married but left the religion sometime around his divorce. Taylor Hill \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 21. In it: John Travolta Emma Mcintyre \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Although there were reports<\/a> back in 2009 that Travolta might be leaving Scientology, he remains one of the most famous celebrities in the church today. Travolta was introduced to Scientology back in 1975 by one of his co-stars on The Devil’s Rain, and told<\/a> Kevin Hart on Hart’s podcast, “At that moment it worked for me, and it still works for me.” Frazer Harrison \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Related: “This Is Just Wrong”: People Are Talking About Why Emil Wakim Might’ve Been Fired From “Saturday Night Live”<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n 22. Left: Neil Gaiman Andrew Toth \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n While it seems like Gaiman himself never actively practiced Scientology, he did grow up in a very Scientologist household. The Good Omens author’s father was the British spokesperson for the organization, and it’s been reported<\/a> \u2014 but not confirmed \u2014 that his ex-wife and sisters are members. However, Gaiman has outright denied that he is a Scientologist, so it may be that he never practiced, but just grew up surrounded by it. In any case, it’s probably fair to say that Gaiman “left” Scientology, as many others on this list who grew up with parents in the church were also involved themselves. Paul Morigi \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 23. In it: Nancy Cartwright Noam Galai \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Cartwright \u2014 the longtime voice of Bart Simpson \u2014 has been an avid Scientologist for decades. She recently spoke to the Associated Press<\/a> about the organization after the Going Clear book was published, saying, “I don’t know what to tell you… It’s called prejudice.” Vince Bucci \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 24. Left: Sharon Stone Dia Dipasupil \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Stone reportedly<\/a> joined Scientology in the mid-90s, but the Basic Instinct star converted to Buddhism<\/a> later after meeting the Dalai Lama. The timeline is a little unclear, but it seems like Stone probably wasn’t a Scientologist for more than 5 to 8 years. Jeff Kravitz \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 25. In it: Danny Masterson Brandon Williams \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n The Church of Scientology was tied to the sexual assault<\/a> case against Masterson, as the civil and criminal complaints he was facing were from women who were also members of the church of Scientology. In 2023, Masterson was found guilty<\/a> of two counts of rape and sentenced to 30 years to life in prison. It is unknown how involved Masterson can be in Scientology while in prison, but the organization has been known to send representatives to prisons as part of their Criminon<\/a> “betterment” program. 20th Century Fox \/ Everett Collection<\/p>\n 26. Left: Leah Remini Variety \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n Remini may be the most outspoken former Scientologist, as she has published a book and made an Emmy-winning docuseries<\/a> about her escape from the church, which she \u2014 in no uncertain terms \u2014 calls a “cult.” Remini has been pushing for the organization to lose its tax-exempt status, and for some high-level members to face prison time. “There are lawsuits and I think they\u2019re going to lose in the courts. They\u2019ll have to pay for their sins,” she told THR<\/a>. “I believe that with every piece of me.” Tommaso Boddi \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n 27. In it: Tom Cruise Wpa Pool \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n I mean, you probably know the deal here. Tom Cruise is one of the highest-ranking members of the organization and in many ways may be the lynchpin of Scientology’s pull in Hollywood. He has defended the church many times in past interviews, even calling<\/a> psychiatry a “pseudoscience” in one of them. Seth Rogen, in his memoir, Yearbook<\/a>, recounted a story when he and Judd Apatow met with Cruise about a project, and Cruise attempted to talk them into joining the religion. At this point, Cruise’s name is practically synonymous with Scientology. Pierre-philippe Marcou \/ Getty Images<\/p>\n If you or someone you know has experienced sexual assault, you can call the National Sexual Assault Hotline<\/a> at 1-800-656-4673 (HOPE), which routes the caller to their nearest sexual assault service provider. You can also search for your local center here<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n If you are concerned that a child is experiencing or may be in danger of abuse, you can call or text the National Child Abuse Hotline<\/a> at 1-800-422-4453 (4.A.CHILD); service can be provided in over 140 languages.<\/p>\n What are your thoughts on celebrities being involved in Scientology? 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