“One Tree Hill” star Bethany Joy Lenz opens up about her decade-long involvement in a cult, sharing her experiences and recovery journey.
Bethany Joy Lenz, known for her role in “One Tree Hill,” has bravely shared her experiences with a cult that controlled her life for a decade.
In her upcoming memoir, “Dinner for Vampires: Life on a Cult TV Show,” Lenz reveals the dark side of her time with the Big House Family, a commune-like community-based in Idaho.
Lenz’s involvement with the cult influenced her decisions on the show, as she felt a sense of duty to her belief system.
However, her time on “One Tree Hill” also provided a much-needed escape and helped her reconnect with her true self.
The Big House Family, like many cults, offered a sense of community, belonging, and purpose to its members.
This can be especially appealing to celebrities who often feel isolated and under scrutiny.
However, these seemingly harmless groups can have devastating consequences, as exemplified by the experiences of other celebrities like Allison Mack and India Oxenberg.
Lenz’s story serves as a powerful reminder of the dangers of cults and the importance of critical thinking.
It also highlights the resilience of the human spirit and the ability to overcome even the most challenging experiences.