Golden Globes taunts Tom Cruise, 'missing' Scientologist Shelly Miscavige

Golden Globes have Jerrod Carmichael ripped into Tom Voyage during Tuesday night's entertainment ceremony, kidding that the Hollywood Unfamiliar Press Affiliation ought to utilize the entertainer's three returned gongs to help find the "missing" spouse of Scientology pioneer, David Miscavige.

Holding up Journey's Globes — which he broadly got back to the HFPA in 2021 — Carmichael jested: "I have a pitch. I think perhaps we take these three things and trade them for the protected return of Shelly Miscavige."

Shelly — who has been named "The Main Woman of Scientology" — was most recently seen out in the open in August 2007, and her whereabouts have been the subject of serious hypothesis.

In 2012, lawyers professing to address the 61-year-old guaranteed she was just carrying on with a calm life beyond the public eye.

The next year, nonetheless, ex-Scientologist Leah Remini documented a report for someone who has gone missing, saying she didn't completely accept that Shelley was protected and well. The LAPD in this manner sent off an examination and professed to have found Shelly. The case was shut.

Shelly has been hitched to David Miscavige, 62, beginning around 1982. David — who has filled in as Scientology's chief beginning around 1987 — is known for his dear fellowship with Voyage and, surprisingly, filled in as the "Top Firearm" star's best man at his 2006 wedding to Katie Holmes.