Let me tell you a story. Leah Remini's life took an unexpected turn at just eight years old when her mom introduced her to Scientology. For 35 years, Leah was deeply entrenched in the Church of Scientology, but eventually, she made the bold decision to leave, calling it her "rebirth." Since then, the former King of Queens star hasn't held back in speaking out against the organization. Leah has become a passionate advocate for those who've been affected by the church, sharing her experiences and insights with the world.

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Recently, Leah sat down for an "Ask Me Anything" session on Reddit to promote the second season of her hit A&E show, Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath. Now, at 47, she's unapologetically honest about her thoughts. One user asked her if she believed Tom Cruise was a "good person." Leah didn’t mince words. "He's very similar to David Miscavige, the church's leader," she remarked. "They could be twins!" If you want to hear more of Leah’s candid thoughts about Tom, check out the video below.

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David Miscavige: The Controversial Leader of Scientology

David Miscavige has been at the helm of the Church of Scientology since the late 1980s, and his leadership has sparked numerous controversies. Over the years, he's faced accusations of physical and verbal abuse against staff, journalists, and former members. Despite these allegations, the church remains tight-lipped, rarely addressing the claims publicly. Interestingly, after Leah released her memoir, Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology, the church fired back with a harsh statement.

Leah (left) and Tom (right). (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

Here's what the church had to say about Leah: "She's desperate for attention because her acting career has been in a nearly decade-long tailspin. Instead of moving on with her life, Leah seeks publicity by spreading malicious lies about the Church. She relies on the same bitter zealots who were kicked out years ago for dishonesty and corruption. These false claims have already been refuted by the Church, even through judicial decisions."

This story was crafted by Candice Mehta-Culjak and originally published on our sister site, Now to Love.