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Allison Mack filed for divorce from wife Nicki Clyne after pleading guilty in the NXIVM case.The Smallville alum, 38, submitted the paperwork to the Orange County Superior Court in California on Friday, December 11, according to court records obtained by Us Weekly.Mack and the Battlestar Galactica alum, 37, tied the knot in 2017.The Wilfred alum was arrested in connection to the NXIVM sex cult in April 2018 and later released on a $5 million bond.

Allison Mack has filed for divorce from wife Nicki Clyne.According to Orange County Online records, the former star — who was involved in the sex cult NXIVM and last year pleaded guilty to racketeering charges — filed the paperwork on Friday.Mack, 38, and the former actress, 37, got married in 2017.

It looks like it’s over for Allison Mack, 38, and her wife Nicki Clyne, 37. The Smallville actress, who made headlines for being charged for being a part of the NXIVM sex cult, filed for divorce from the Battlestar Galactica star in Orange County, CA on Dec. 11, according to TMZ. The former couple got married in 2017 and had no kids together.

TMZ first reported. The two had married in 2017.

Allison Mack has reportedly filed for divorce from her wife Nicki Clyne. TMZ reports that the "Smallville" alum, 38, filed divorce documents in Orange County, Calif., on Friday.

“Smallville” actress Alaina Huffman is alleging that her co-star Allison Mack tried to recruit her to the NXIVM sex cult.

NXIVM, a personal development company founded by Keith Raniere, was exposed as a pyramid scheme and cult that forced its female recruits into sexual slavery, it was soon discovered that there were many prominent, highly influential members from the worlds of business, politics and Hollywood that brought legitimacy and notoriety to the organization.

The Vow on HBO aired Sunday, leaving viewers with questions about what happened to NXIVM's key players, including Keith Raniere, Allison Mack, Nancy Salzman, Lauren Salzman, India Oxenberg, and Clare Bronfman. The documentary series, about an alleged sex cult and multi-level marketing scheme masquerading as a self-help program, ended its first season with the arrest of Keith Raniere.

The Vow” finale hinted at several big interviews gearing up for the second installment on HBO. Any additional details on what we can expect for season two will have to wait until 2021 (when next set of episodes is scheduled to drop).

The Vow on HBO aired Sunday, leaving viewers with questions about what happened to NXIVM's key players, including Keith Raniere, Allison Mack, Nancy Salzman, Lauren Salzman, India Oxenberg, and Clare Bronfman. The documentary series, about an alleged sex cult and multi-level marketing scheme masquerading as a self-help program, ended its first season with the arrest of Keith Raniere.

India Oxenberg, the 29-year-old daughter of Dynasty star Catherine Oxenberg, is the subject of a new Starz documentary about her time in the NXIVM cult.  “I had two women holding my hands and my feet, so I wouldn’t convulse,” she said to PEOPLE when recounting the night she was branded with the initials of Keith Raniere, head of the now-infamous organization.

“Dynasty” star Catherine Oxenberg and her daughter India are opening up about India’s experiences as an alleged victim of Keith Raniere and Allison Mack’s NXIVM sex cult.

NXIVM in 2018, India Oxenberg is finally ready to tell her story.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVActor, author and producer Catherine Oxenberg would stop at nothing to save her daughter India from the clutches of Keith Raniere, Allison Mack and their dangerous so-called self-empowerment group NXIVM, a subgroup of which subjected the younger Oxenberg to sexual assault and branding.Her tireless work included deep-dives on the history of predatory behavior in cults, in addition to equally extensive research into Raniere and NXIVM themselves.

NXIVM member Nicki Clyne is speaking publicly for the first time since Keith Raniere was convicted in 2019 on seven counts, including sex trafficking, racketeering and conspiracy charges, after the self-help organization he founded was exposed as a ponzi scheme and cult that forced many female recruits into sexual slavery. “It’s very unfortunate the way that the word NXIVM has been applied and is now synonymous with the term sexul cult, which I don’t even know how to define what that is,” Clyne

What do you think of when you hear the word “cult?” If it isn’t a celebrity, think again.

NXIVM, a personal development company founded by Keith Raniere, was exposed as a pyramid scheme and cult that forced its female recruits into sexual slavery, it was soon discovered that there were many prominent, highly influential members from the worlds of business, politics and Hollywood.

Smallville actress Allison Mack, you might expect HBO's new documentary series The Vow, which debuts Sunday and digs deep into the notorious Hollywood-adjacent case, to be similarly salacious and shocking in nature.

The Vow]NXIVM, a personal development company founded in the 1990s by Keith Raniere, garnered national attention in 2017 when the  exposed it as a pyramid scheme and cult that forced its female recruits into sexual slavery. In the years since, Raniere was arrested and later indicted on federal charges.

former actress Allison Mack, were arrested and later indicted on federal charges, with the founder convicted of racketeering and sex trafficking. Now, HBO is diving deep into the world of NXIVM with, a nine-part docuseries directed by Emmy-winning and Oscar-nominated Jehane Noujaim and Karim Amer. Premiering Sunday, Aug.

The Vow]NXIVM, a personal development company founded in the 1990s by Keith Raniere, garnered national attention in 2017 when the  exposed it as a pyramid scheme and cult that forced its female recruits into sexual slavery. In the years since, Raniere was arrested and later indicted on federal charges.

Nxivm, were concealing a reprehensible sex cult.

coronavirus pandemic, the judge said. At trial, prosecutors told jurors that the 59-year-old Raniere’s organization, NXIVM — pronounced NEHK-see-uhm — operated like a cult that won him the devotion of a wealthy heiress and Hollywood actresses.

Former Smallville star Allison Mack is among those accused of targeting sororities in the latest lawsuit against sex cult NXIVM.

Allison Mack may have pled guilty to charges of racketeering for her involvement in NXIVM, but her legal troubles are far from over. The former actress has been named as a defendant alongside founder Keith Raniere and other top members in a new lawsuit charging the personal development company of being a Ponzi scheme, conducting illegal experimentation on humans and exploitation of its female recruits.