Jenna Miscavige Hill is one of the richest American critic from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Jenna Miscavige Hill's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
Hill was 16 when her father and mother left Scientology in 2000. Hill states that due to the Scientology-ordered practice of disconnection with relatives and friends who don’t support Scientology or are hostile to it, letters from her parents were intercepted and she was not allowed to answer a telephone for a year.
Hill met her husband, Dallas Hill, also a Scientologist, in 2001. They married soon afterwards, and later had two children. In 2004 they were sent to Australia on a church mission where they were first able to access TV and internet and became aware of criticisms of Scientology. One website was hosting Operation Clambake, dedicated to publishing critical articles and exposés of the Church of Scientology. Shortly afterwards they decided to leave the church. Jenna claims this was made difficult by the Scientology organization, which threatened Dallas with disconnection from his own family still within the church. She further claims they were pressured to sign agreements which would entitle the church to claim $10,000 each time she spoke out publicly against the church, which she refused. In 2005 they finally left the church. Hill first spoke publicly against the Church of Scientology’s practice of disconnection in an open letter to Karin Pouw, the official Scientology spokesperson, in which she details how ex-members are prevented from communicating with family still in the church, in response to a prior statement from Pouw refuting allegations made in Andrew Morton’s book Tom Cruise: An Unauthorized Biography. In the letter she said:
On February 8, 2013, while appearing on radio’s Opie & Anthony Show, she stated that she first learned about the story of Xenu from watching the South Park episode “Trapped in the Closet”.
