The lovebirds first met in 2008 during Michelle'sВ neighborsВ black-tie birthday party. Mother of four children, Michelle LeClair, age 46, is openly a gay and relishes a same-sex relationship with her partner, Tena Clark.В She is a famous music producer. branch of the Scientology front group Youth for Human Rights International.Д¬oming out as gay, Michelle is in a relationship with Tena Clark, a music producer. Michelle, who is known for her memoir,В ' Perfectly Clear: Escaping Scientology and Fighting for the Woman I Love' was also the President of the U.S. That cult must have lined the pockets of many politicians to obtain their 501(c)(3) status.Michelle LeClair is an American author and a motivational speaker who donated over $5 million values for the church. What kind of вЂњchurchвЂќ would make their parishioners disown their family if that family member leaves the church? Most of them are cutoff from their families who are still in the cult. Have you watched Leah ReminiвЂ™s documentary on the cult (i canвЂ™t even pretend to call this a church)? The stories from ex-members were alarming!!! They literally had to escape from the cult. So Trey and Matt came up with this workaround, which, IMO, made it MUCH, MUCH more funnier. You know how militant Cruise is in going after anyone who accuses him of being gay. They originally wanted to call Travolta and Cruise gay, but the lawyers were likeвЂ¦.NO WAY!!! TheyвЂ™ll sue us.

I saw an interview with Matt Parker and Trey Stone about this episode. WeвЂ™re not making this up.вЂќ LOL!!!ДЄnd the Tom Cruise and John Travolta вЂњin the closetвЂќ joke was brilliant. I saw that episode of South Park and I too was on the floor LMAO!!!! I got so tickled at the beginning of the episode when they depicted the actual beliefs of Scientology and added a disclaimer at the bottom of the screen that вЂњthis is what they actually believe. That denial comes as something of a surprise, since Scientology has a long history of anti-gay teaching. Officials for the Church of Scientology deny intimidating or otherwise harassing Michelle LeClair, as well as denying that the church has any opposition to different sexual orientations. Now LeClair lives a happy, out life with her female companion and children. She claims Scientology helped incite the suit, which dragged on for six years, cost LeClair millions of dollars and ultimately forced her to shutter her business. LeClair also found herself in legal jeopardy with the state of California, which accused her of running a Ponzi scheme. Men wearing dark glasses followed me to the grocery store, my kidsвЂ™ school.

вЂњStrange cars idled at the curb by my home at all hours of the day. вЂњFrom the moment I decided to publicly leave, my life unspooled as if I were in a suspense novel,вЂќ LeClair writes in her memoir. Related: A Horrifying Look Inside The Church Of ScientologyвЂ™s Jail For Gays LeClair then tried to leave the church over its view that homosexuality is a disease caused by aliens (seriously), curable through a pseudoscientific process known as вЂњauditing.вЂќ She then found herself the target of a broad intimidation conspiracy. At that point, she divorced her husband and met her now-partner, Tena Clark.

LeClair claims she spent roughly $5 million during her time with the church, until she came to the realization that she was actually a lesbian. At the time she joined, LeClair was also married to a man. The price tag posed no issue for LeClair, proprietor of an insurance business valued in the millions. This time, the tale has a twist: she escaped because she came out of the closet.ДЄccording to her memoir Perfectly Clear,В Michelle LeClair had already become one of the most successful women in America when she joined the controversial church, known for its celebrity clientele, science fiction mythology and exorbitant fees it charges parishioners to join. Michelle LeClair (center) with Tena Clark (left) and familyДЄ woman who escaped the Church of Scientology has come forward to tell her story in a new book.

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