Leah Remini tells Jada Pinkett Smith that she was not a "genuine" friend while she was trying to introduce her into "Scientology"

The actresses Leah Remini and Jada Pinkett Smith are mutually mutually following an argument that took place because Remini had accused Smith of being a Scientologist last year.

In an expert from an upcoming episode of Smith's new Facebook series, "Red Table Talk," the actress sits with the former member of Scientology to explain what n & # 39; It was not between them.

During the episode, Remini explains to his old friend his old Scientology tradition and its impact on their friendship.

"Regardless of what was presented to you, from me as a friend, you saw one side of me not quite authentic because my job was always to be a perfect person in front of you, or a celebrity, to only get into Scientology, completely indoctrinated, completely aboard and giving up all other beliefs, "she told Smith, according to Entertainment Tonight.

In an interview with the Daily Beast in 2017, Remini, who belonged to the Church of Scientology for 35 years before separating in 2013, said that Smith was also part of the controversial church .

"I know Jada knows, I know Jada is in," she said about Smith. "She's been in Scientology for a long time," Remini told the Daily Beast. "I've never seen Will [Smith] there, but I saw Jada at the Celebrity Center. They opened a school of Scientology and have closed it ever since. But Jada, I had seen her at the center of Scientology celebrities all the time.

After Remini's interview with the Daily Beast, Will Smith's wife quickly put an end to Remini's claims.

"I recently lit Shabbat candles with Rabbi Bentley at the Sinai Temple … but I'm not Jewish," she said in a series of tweets at the time. "I prayed in mosques around the world … but I'm not a Muslim." I read the Bhagavad Gita … but I'm not Hindu, I sang and meditated in some of the most beautiful temples on earth … But I am not a Buddhist. "

The actress continued: "I have studied Dianetics and I appreciate the merits of Study Tech, but I am not a Scientologist. I practice human kindness and I believe that each of us has the right to determine who we are and what we are not. "

Smith recently spoke about his break with Remini and the episode "Table Talk" in an interview with People in the month of October.

"What was really moving was to realize that there were two broken girls in us who were abandoned by their father and turned into combatants who confronted each other," he said. she declared.

Smith also revealed that the sit-down was not his idea, explaining that it was Remini who had extended the olive branch.

"It was really beautiful and she reached out to me," she said. "She was much bigger than me that way. It was good to reconnect and get rid of all this nonsense. "