Yahoo HomeCatherine Oxenberg
| Born | September 22, 1961 |
| Hometown | New York City, New York, United States of America |
| Net worth | $25 million |
| Height | 5'5" (1.66m) |
| Spouse | Casper Van Dien (m 1999 - 2015) , Robert Evans (m 1998 - 1998) |
| Children | India Oxenberg |
| Parents | Howard Oxenberg , Princess Elizabeth of Serbia |
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Catherine Oxenberg 'can’t really believe Queen Elizabeth has died'
- Catherine Oxenberg still can’t believe Queen Elizabeth has died after 70 years on the throne.
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‘I escaped a modern sex cult after spending seven years as their slave’
Aged just 19, India Oxenberg went along to a seminar near her family home in Los Angeles, run by a group purporting to offer an “executive success programme”. The teenager had just left university in Boston and was trying to start a catering brand, when her mother heard about the supposed self-help organisation from a friend. “She said it increased her business exponentially, she made more money, was a better communicator, and improved her critical thinking,” explains Catherine Oxenberg, best kn
- CelebrityThe Independent
Former NXIVM cult member says she was ‘groomed’ and raped by leader Keith Raniere
India Oxenberg, daughter of 1980s sitcom star Catherine Oxenberg, says she was stuck in the group for 7 years, blackmailed, and cut off from her family
- EntertainmentThe Guardian
The Vow review – unsettling Nxivm cult series burrows under your skin
The Vow review – unsettling Nxivm cult series burrows under your skin. A nine-hour docuseries on the appeal and deep psychological manipulation of the Nxivm cult is a searing portrait of gaslighting and abuse
- NewsThe Telegraph
How the Nxivm sex cult leader was brought down by his former 'slaves'
A little over a year ago India Oxenberg’s world was falling apart.
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Self-help guru convicted in US sex-trafficking case
Prosecutors said the 58-year-old’s organisation, called NXIVM, was more like a cult.
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A NXIVM Cult Survivor Has Reunited With Her Mother Who's Plagued By "Horrendous Guilt"
In her upcoming book, Captive: A Mother’s Crusade to Save Her Daughter from a Terrifying Cult, Dynasty actress Catherine Oxenberg gets candid about the emotional experience of losing her daughter to the cult NXIVM. In 2011, Oxenberg introduced daughter India to the organisation when she took her to a workshop in an effort to bond. “India is spending time with her friends and family,” she explained, revealing that the two reunited after the organisation suspended operations in June.
