Tom Cruise: His Women Are Chosen By Scientology?
According to Vanity Fair, the cult would have auditioned young women between 2004 and 2005 supposedly destined to become the actor's wife.
The Church of Scientology would have played the marriage agency for its protege Tom Cruise. This is what Vanity Fair reveals in its October edition. The journalist Maureen Orth returns to the methods borrowed by the sect to choose a suitable wife for the actor and focuses especially on a testimony from one of the young women interviewed.
British-Iranian actress Nazanin Boniadi was reportedly plunged into the heart of a "secret project" between November 2004 and January 2005, led by Shelly Miscavige, wife of Scientology leader David Miscavige. The goal: to find a perfect wife, follower of the sect, for Tom Cruise. Nazanin Boniadi, then 23, told the American magazine that she had been contacted for "an important mission", requiring a month's preparation.
An actress auditioned on the details of her intimate life
During the preparation time in October 2004, the actress was auditioned every day on the most intimate details of her sex life. Every day, she was given some nice advice suggesting that she "get rid of her rings, her red highlights in her hair and her boyfriend". a source would have confessed that if Boniadi failed in mission, she would be considered a "suppressive person", understand an outcast and enemy of Scientology ... A mission that the actress has almost completed.
In November 2004, she flew to New York to meet Tom Cruise. The first month of their relationship went off without a hitch, but during the second month, Nazanin Boniadi was more and more at fault. According to a source, any misstep that Tom Cruise spotted in his recruit was "immediately reported to a member of Scientology." What pissed off the actor the most? The actress' "disrespect" towards Shelly Miscavige.
According to Vanity Fair, the actress was in love with Tom Cruise but completely enslaved: "Her only source of money was a credit card in the name of Cruise's production company," says journalist Maureen Orth in her investigation. Scientology told her in January that Tom Cruise wanted to break up with her. When Nazanin Boniadi tries to understand why Tom Cruise did not end his relationship himself, Scientology tells him that the actor "must not be disturbed." A year later, in November 2006, Tom Cruise married Katie Holmes.
Scientology as well as those close to Tom Cruise immediately denied these methods of hearing. The actor's lawyer, Bert Fields, called the investigation published by Vanity Fair "long, boring and false."
