Vanity Fairさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Vanity FairInstagram)「Exclusive: After escaping the seven years she spent in NXIVM and its master-slave sex cult DOS, India Oxenberg is finally opening up about her family's nightmare. “It’s like freaking Shakespeare... it's so tragic,” she tells V.F. in one of her first interviews looking back on her time in Keith Raniere’s secretive group, which subjected her to extreme deprivation diets, sexual grooming, and branding. Now, after about two years’ worth of intensive therapy, deprogramming, and healing her relationship with mother Catherine, India is ready to reclaim her narrative. This October, India is opening up for the first time on-screen in a four-part Starz docuseries called Seduced. While Catherine's mission to save her daughter is initially documented in the HBO docuseries #TheVow, Seduced allows India to explain how she fell for the organization Raniere pitched as a self-improvement program, along with an estimated 17,000 other members. More than that, she hopes audiences will see a more complex portrait of her than media headlines that dismissed her as “a cult girl” or a “sex slave”: “If you really knew me and if you just sat down and talked to me, you would realize that I’m not just that one-dimensional tagline,” she says. “There’s a human in there.” Read the full interview at the link in bio. 📸: Shelli Ryan」10月14日 4時04分