NXIVM survivor India Oxenberg's new normal after escaping 'sex cult'
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India Oxenberg is pulling back the curtain on her time in the NXIVM cult -- and the very lasting effect it’s left on her. Three years after her initial
India Oxenberg opens up about her healing journey five years after leaving the NXIVM sex cult. She faced sexual and psychological abuse in the cult before her mother, actress Catherine Oxenberg, helped her escape. With a new home in Key West, and a new podcast “I’m learning to enjoy my life again,” she tells People.
She faced sexual and psychological abuse in the secretive cult, but with a new home in Key West and a new podcast, “I’m learning to enjoy my life again”
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