Former Nxivm “slavemaster” Allison Mack’s husband was revealed to be former neo-Nazi Frank Meek five months after they married.
Journalist Natalie Robemed, on Monday’s episode of the CBC True Crime podcast “Allison after NXIVM,” described Meek as a “well-known former neo-Nazi” who had the word “skinhead” tattooed on his knuckles and a “flaming swastika” on his neck.
The podcaster said Meenk had previously been in and out of prison, starting with a three-year stint for “nearly killing” a 17-year-old man.
“Frank spent his time committing kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon,” Robemed explained. “Like Allison, he’s also a convicted felon. He’s also a former addict.”
Robemed claimed that Meek, now 50, “left the white supremacist movement” shortly after his release from prison in the 1990s.
Meeink was interviewed on the podcast and said he now works for a nonprofit, helping connect “houseless people” with resources.
“He also does street speaking and civil rights work on the side, and in 2020 testified before a House subcommittee on white supremacy in law enforcement,” Robemed explained.
“In a way, Frank is the poster boy for changing your mind,” she argued.
Meeink and Mack, 43, reportedly met at a dog park in February 2024 and got engaged in December of the same year.
The couple married in June in an intimate ceremony in Los Angeles.
Mack was married to Nxivm member Nikki Klein from February 2017 to December 2020.
However, Klein told Page Six in 2022 that they parted ways after Mack’s involvement with the group was revealed in 2018, and that he agreed to cooperate with authorities.
The “Ant Bully” star pleaded guilty in 2019 to convincing women to become sex slaves for cult leader Keith Raniere.
At the time, Mack was charged with extortion and racketeering conspiracy and was sentenced to three years in prison in June 2021. She was released after two years.
Raniere, meanwhile, was convicted of sex trafficking, extortion, and forced labor conspiracy, and is currently serving a 120-year sentence.
