Keith Raniere

NXIVM leader Keith Raniere was convicted in federal court in 2019 on multiple charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering and was sentenced to 120 years in prison.

The second season of "The Vow" highlights what came of several NXIVM members, including leader-turned-convicted-sex-offender Keith Raniere. 

Nicki Clyne, Nancy Salzman and more former NXIVM members shared their thoughts on the cult in the documentary "The Vow," two years after Keith Raniere was found guilty of multiple charges.

Attorneys for Clare Bronfman say the civil suit filed by former NXIVM members is nothing more than the "pursuit of a big payday."

 Danielle Roberts, a former doctor, still maintains that the branding ceremony for NXIVM's sex cult members was "beautiful."

Allison Mack reported to prison on Monday, where she is expected to complete her three-year sentence in the same facility where Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman served.

Nancy Salzman worked for years promoting the teachings of Keith Raniere, who was convicted in 2019 of a host of federal charges, including sex trafficking.

Nancy Salzman, who co-founded NXIVM with Keith Raniere, pleaded guilty to multiple charges more than two years ago and will be sentenced in September.

Keith Raniere was ordered by a federal judge Tuesday to pay $3.5 million to a total of 21 victims for expenses such as medical services, the value of unpaid labor they gave to NXIVM and the cost of legal fees during his legal battle. 

Allison Mack, one of NXIVM founder and leader Keith Raniere’s top lieutenants, was involved in recruiting women into a secret sex cult within the controversial self-improvement organization.