Teen Wolf star Dylan Sprayberry has officially come out as a Scientologist.

    In a six minute video shared to Instagram, the 28-year-old revealed that he joined the controversial religion after getting sober. 

    'I am a Scientologist. I've been a Scientologist for three years now. It's been an epic experience for me. It's been so fantastic,' he declared.

    The actor, who has been sober for approximately five years, said that he turned to Scientology in a bid to cure his anxiety and depression, which he believes is what led him to 'self-medicate' with drugs and alcohol.

    Sprayberry then opened up about the 'purification' process he went through after joining the Church of Scientology.

    'I was lucky enough to meet some amazing Scientologists and the first thing that you do as a Scientologist — when you start doing your services — is something called the purification rundown,' he shared.

    'The purification rundown is what it sounds like. It's basically a detox program that gets drugs and toxins out of your body for good. I did that and it was awesome. It was so much fun, because I'm a very active person, so doing the detox program with the running and the sauna sweat felt so good.'

    He then touted science-fiction author and Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard's book The Way to Happiness as a key component in his spiritual journey.

    'The whole reason I was depressed and anxious and all that stuff was because I was not being that person who creates happiness for myself,' he said.

    'I was creating depression and anxiety by my behavior, my actions, my point of view on the world. So when I read that book, it really helped open my eyes to the power of that.

    'It's not only something that you do in your mind, but it's something that I do with my actions in telling the truth, taking care of your body and not doing drugs and helping your parents and not judging other people's religions.'

    The Cult got to him.😭

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    1. mangohandedho on

      Don’t know who he is but preying on the vulnerable is classic cult antics. They all love a desperate addict, especially one with money.

    2. Not beating the allegations of religion substitutes but doesn’t fix addiction for some people.

    3. Is this better or worse than the “failed actor to right wing podcast grifter” pipeline?

    4. roastbeefbee on

      Hopefully he’s just doing an UNO reverse and then we will get an insider expose in three years? Maybe? Please?

    5. aurora_boredalis on

      This is genuinely quite sad to me. I don’t know who this actor is, so I don’t have any personal bias, but hearing that he turned to Scientology to cure his anxiety and depression.. God knows what they said to him. That’s where cults thrive, on the vulnerable, the lonely, they feed and poke at your depression and anxiety. And that’s what his quotes reek of to me — a cult taking advantage of a person. Given that he’s in Hollywood, surely there are plenty of others around him that were talking in his ear about the benefits of Scientology, “oh it’s not what everyone says!” “it helped me!” “i’m a member and i’m fine!” ect ect.

    6. cool_n_needy on

      I genuinely didn’t know people were becoming Scientologists still, like I thought it was some sort of self sustaining full family cult. I guess this fits the MO being that they target vulnerable people to join (eg the literal slave labour forces) but I just cannot fathom being indoctrinated in adulthood by such an openly criticised religion, there is no way you’d go into this blind to the things people say about Scientology? Does he just have no critical thinking skills? Like sorry, I do try and be considerate to not yuck anybodies yum when it comes to their religious choices, but when it comes to an organisation that defends rapists like Danny Masterton, kill dogs, threaten victims, and perform human trafficking… I’m willing to call a spade a spade. Scientology is a cult.

    7. AngelEyes360 on

      As someone who was a big Teen Wolf fan (okay you can judge me), this makes me sad. And if I am angry it is at the Scientologists taking advantage of someone with addiction and wanting to become clean.

      But now I understand the wife and the pregnancy stuff. He became a Scientologist.

    8. SafeBodybuilder7191 on

      Most unexpected video to ever pop up on my instagram honestly plus the fact a lot of comments i saw at the time were supportive was crazy. Especially since The last thing i saw about him was that he was going to be a dad. Sad though because honestly i really enjoy rewatching those later seasons of teen wolf i thought liam and his younger friends (including bear from obsession) were fun and fresh and i remember being a thiam shipper lmao

    9. crystal_clear24 on

      This cult preyed on someone battling addiction. Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad he’s sober but I do feel bad that he’ll feel indebted to them

    10. crumpetsandchai on

      Man, a good therapist would have made him come to the realisation of all of this and without the blackmail of Scientology

    11. BumblebeeEastern9302 on

      It just seems like that cult has taken advantage of a vulnerable person 

    12. circemyqueen on

      Oh fuck no. Never seen Teen Wolf so no clue who this is, but anyone becoming a Scientologist (or another cult member) is so sad to me. In this case they clearly preyed on his vulnerabilities, a classic cult tactic

      (And fuck Tom Cruise)

    13. All those things at the end he lists… you can do that without Scientology my guy!!!

    14. Young Clark Kent in Man of Steel.

      I met him a week before the movie released in Plano IL. Was an extra on set and he was doing signings at the local Walmart.

      Nice kid. Must have been like 15.

      Anyway I hope he’s doing well. Not a fan of Scientology ofc.

    15. NovelRelative1663 on

      Converting to Scientology is bad enough but ESPECIALLY in 2026 is just crazy