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TONY ORTEGA
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[Isabella Cruise, Tom’s daughter, left, with other Scientology ‘patrons’]
It was the Underground Bunker that in 2019 brought you the bizarre “success story” Tom Cruise’s daughter Isabella Cruise wrote about becoming an “auditor” at Scientology’s London organization.
“Thank you to my Dad for everything,” she wrote as she confirmed just how deeply into Scientology she was.
And now, for the first time we have photographic evidence of Bella’s attendance at a Scientology IAS event, which is held annually at the church’s UK headquarters, Saint Hill Manor in East Grinstead, England, to celebrate the 1984 founding of the International Association of Scientologists, the church’s membership organization.
She was photographed last night by a fellow Scientologist with other gala attendees on the second night of the three-day event, when the organization’s biggest donors are recognized in what is called the Patrons Ball. Only those who have donated at least $50,000 lifetime to the IAS and achieved “Patron” status may attend, and tickets cost between $600 and $1,000 to sit at tables of twelve for a glitzy dinner while trophies are handed out to the biggest donors, who have donated tens of millions.
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It was the Underground Bunker that in 2019 brought you the bizarre “success story” Tom Cruise’s daughter Isabella Cruise wrote about becoming an “auditor” at Scientology’s London organization.
“Thank you to my Dad for everything,” she wrote as she confirmed just how deeply into Scientology she was.
And now, for the first time we have photographic evidence of Bella’s attendance at a Scientology IAS event, which is held annually at the church’s UK headquarters, Saint Hill Manor in East Grinstead, England, to celebrate the 1984 founding of the International Association of Scientologists, the church’s membership organization.
She was photographed last night by a fellow Scientologist with other gala attendees on the second night of the three-day event, when the organization’s biggest donors are recognized in what is called the Patrons Ball. Only those who have donated at least $50,000 lifetime to the IAS and achieved “Patron” status may attend, and tickets cost between $600 and $1,000 to sit at tables of twelve for a glitzy dinner while trophies are handed out to the biggest donors, who have donated tens of millions.
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Isabella Cruise spotted at last night's Scientology gala for major donors
It was the Underground Bunker that in 2019 brought you the bizarre “success story” Tom Cruise’s daughter Isabella Cruise wrote about becoming an “auditor” at Scientology’s London organization.
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