Kirstie Alley, Summer School actress has died at the age of 71. The Emmy Award-winning actress is battling cancer. Her faith in Scientology resurfaced online after her death. On Monday, the family of the Look Who’s Talking actress released a statement. It says:
“We are deeply saddened to inform you that our beautiful, strong and beloved mother has passed away after a short battle with cancer.” She was surrounded by her closest people and fought bravely, leaving us with the assurance that her endless joy of living and whatever experiences lie ahead.”
True and Lillie Parker, her children, made the announcement. Kirstie Alley rose to prominence in 1987 as Rebecca Howe in the sixth season of Cheers. In 1991, she won a Golden Globe and an Emmy Award for her performance. Since then, she has worked on various projects, including Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Summer School and Village of the Damned.
Kirstie Lane belongs to the Church of Scientology. The actress vehemently supports religion.
The Wichita, Kansas native, dropped out of college and moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in interior design. She also wanted to continue her budding relationship with Scientology at the time. This came after her battle with drug abuse in 1979. She went on to praise Scientology and its Narconon treatment program for helping her overcome her cocaine addiction. She unveiled the publication of a book on Scientology with the goal of sharing her faith in the church with her fans. A source told OK! Journal of the situation:
“Kirstie’s expression of her experiences is therapeutic.” And if she believes her religion is being questioned or questioned, she will confront anyone who gets in her way.”
Kirstie Alley had a battle with former Scientist Leah Remini, who was on a mission to destroy the cult. Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath, an award-winning A&E series, has also been published. Initially, the two were close friends. However, the relationship broke down when Remini renounced her religion.
Alley commented earlier, regarding Remini:
“I believe that attacking another individual’s beliefs is the most despicable thing a person can do.” So you are my opponent when you make the sweeping assertion “Scientology is evil.” I will not have such people in my life. “I simply believe it’s inappropriate.”
Later, Alley called Remini “a bigot”. A source informed RadarOnline about the actress’s devotion:
“She is considered the unofficial hunting dog of Scientology and the mother bear of the religion.” She will always support it.”
From 1983 to 1997, she was married to Parker Stevenson. During their marriage, they adopted two children, William True Stevenson and Lillie Prince Stevenson.
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