The niece of Scientology leader David Miscavige has blamed the organization for destroying her marriage in an explosive series of videos packed with explosive accusations.
Jenna Miscavige, 40, blames what she calls the Church of Scientology “cult” 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 grew up in the Church of Scientology and met there as children before leaving in 2005.
In the video, the mother of two children stated that her marriage could not recover from the mistrust sown by the network of spies that, according to her, the organization inserted into her life.
The Church of Scientology “did everything they could to make our lives hell,” he says. The church denied all of his allegations in a statement to DailyMail.com.
Jenna Miscavige, the 40-year-old daughter of David Miscavige’s older brother, Ron, quietly divorced her husband, Dallas Hill, last year and now lives in California with her two children.
The couple met as children while at a Florida boarding school where they were training to become members of the church’s Sea Organization, during which, she says, they were forced to work grueling 14-hour days, seven days a week.
Jenna is the daughter of Elizabeth ‘Bitty’ Miscavige and Ron Miscavige Jr, the older brother of controversial Scientology leader David Miscavige. Ron left the church in 2000, while David faced a series of lawsuits, including accusations of human trafficking.
A Church spokesperson previously denied the allegations, calling them “absurd, ridiculous, defamatory and blatantly false.”
Meanwhile, after Jenna left the organization, she became one of its staunchest critics and published 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 couple were training to become members of the Scientology Sea Organization. She claims they were forced to work grueling 14-hour days, seven days a week.
Her husband, who was initially hesitant, left with her at the last minute, even after he allegedly cooperated with other Scientologists to expel her and save his status. Hill did not respond to DailyMail.com when asked about Jenna’s claims.
She claims that she and her husband “were followed by Scientology” for years, and the organization “was inserting spies into our lives.” She says that created a painful web of mistrust and paranoia, especially when it overlapped with her family’s complex ties to the church.
He also accused Dallas’ family of reporting them to Scientology and giving away information about them.
“(This) continued for many more years and really created a huge divide in the family,” he said.
“(That) made it very difficult to be happy after leaving Scientology and move on with life.”
After they finally left the church in 2005, Jenna became an outspoken critic of the religion and published a best-selling memoir called My Secret Life inside Scientology and My Harrowing Escape. She is seen here with the couple’s two children, who are now 12 and 15 years old.
“I was like the black sheep.
“Scientology isolated Dallas and me from many people, even though we tried to tell them all the horrible things Scientology had done.”
“There was just all this kind of tension built around Dallas choosing Scientology or his family over me, which never went away,” he said in the footage.
‘I just wanted to tell the story, because Scientology made it very difficult for us to get married, to be loyal to each other, to have happy times together.
“And even when we left, they did everything they could to make our lives hell,” he says.
“So issues within the family that, just after so many years, became impossible to recover from and, honestly, that’s how Scientology destroyed my marriage.”
Having grown up on a ranch where the children of high-ranking Scientologists train to follow in their parents’ footsteps, she has firsthand experience.
Hill and Jenna split last year due to tension she says was created by the organization, which she says worked to hinder their relationship in the years after they left in 2005. They remain on good terms after meeting when they were teenagers in the work camp.
In other videos, she stated that as a child she carried stones instead of receiving an education, chained and isolated from her parents.
Her parents, Ron and Bitty, left the church in 2000, when she was still 16 and enrolled in the work camp.
Both Sea Org members wanted Jenna to leave as well, but she says she refused due to her isolation, the fact that she hadn’t seen them in years, and because her only loved ones at the time were the center’s Scientologists.
Jenna has 28 videos on her channel, most of which were posted in recent weeks as she continues to criticize the organization she grew up in.
One of the recent videos, in which he attacks the religion infamously espoused by John Travolta and Tom Cruise, is titled “Scientology Ruined My Life.”
She began the video series in May with an interview with her new boyfriend Aaron Smith-Levin, another former Scientologist who left the church more than 20 years ago. He has since become a prominent critic of the Church and has his own YouTube channel.
Smith Levin He has also previously been accused of conspiring to illegally hack Church computers and appeared in media reports in 2022 about an alleged incident in Clearwater where he was accused of vulgarly insulting a woman. Her boyfriend responded by punching her in the face, Florida Politics reported.
No one was charged and at the time he attributed the incident to the stress of leaving the Church, according to Tampa Bay Times.