Jenna Elfman credits successful marriage and happiness to controversial religion Scientology
Jenna Elfman has credited Scientology for helping make her marriage of 23 years a successful and long-lasting union.
In an interview with People's Chatter talk show on Tuesday, the actress, 46, said the religion played a 'huge part' in her relationship with her husband, Bodhi Elfman.
'Well, I've been a scientologist for 28 years and that's a huge part of what helps us keep our communication going and our relationship,' she said.
'We hang in there': Jenna Elfman has credited her successful 23 year marriage to Scientology (pictured with husband Bodhi Elfman in 2017)
'We've never cheated on each other, we've never broken up. We hang in there,' she explained.
'Raising children, maintaining my sanity in a crazy world. Our world is crazy, it's getting crazier, and Hollywood is the ne plus ultra of crazy.'
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Jenna was introduced to Scientology by her husband Bodhi, according to Rolling Stone.
The couple married in 1995, and together have sons Story, 11, and Easton, eight.
Family matters: The couple married in 1995, and together have sons Story, 11, and Easton, eight
She explained the religion offered courses on communication and improving relationships, and said Scientology's drug rehabilitation and criminal reform programs had high success rates.
The religion plays a huge part in Jenna's daily life, and the actress says it's become integral to her overall happiness and well-being.
'I use it every single day of my life and it keeps me energized and vivacious and happy.'
Jenna also urged people to do their own research into the controversial religion rather than 'believe everything they hear or read on the internet.'
She defended the religion, adding, 'I think that anything that works tends to get attacked.'
Jenna rose to fame after starring as the free-spirited Dharma Finkelstein Montgomery on the hit sitcom, Dharma & Greg, which ran from 1997 to 2002.
She currently stars as Naomi/June on the series, Fear The Walking Dead.
It's a hit! Jenna rose to fame after starring as the free-spirited Dharma Finkelstein Montgomery on the hit sitcom, Dharma & Greg, which ran from 1997 to 2002
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