Tila Tequila Judaism

Tila Tequila Judaism

Tila Tequila Judaism, Tila Tequila: 'I want to be Jewish', Reality-show personality Tila Tequila says that over time she has “become more and more fascinated with Kabbalah.” So what’s a religiously unfulfilled party girl to do? Why become Jewish, of course! The pint-sized star says she’s now planning to covert to Judaism

Tila Tequila is converting to Judaism ... seriously ... and for once, she swears she's not just after some cheap publicity.

TMZ has learned Tequila has been taking classes at a NY temple to begin the conversion process ... and even skipped Christmas this year to focus on change.

.Sometimes it’s nice to get a little break from the Katy Perry story or Middleton’s wardrobe and focus on something not as current. A gem of a story…about somebody from another time in fame. A story…about Tila Tequila.
Apparently (and to my surprise) TMZ has confirmed that Tila Tequila is studying to convert to Judaism. She has been taking classes at aNew York Citytemple and “even skipped Christmas this year to focus on change.”
Whoa, sounds serious. Tila Tequila is trying to become Jewish?….Okay. And of course she’s into Kabbalah… Don’t we all just secretly want to be Demi Moore anyway?
And Tila herself said, “I just feel like the Jewish people have such a beautiful way about them, and I can’t wait to be officially Jewish!”
Now, I will commend her on her dedication to something that she believes in and for doing just that, I have to say props to you, girl. But the meaner part of myself wants to point out that Tila will never be “officially Jewish” to the Jewish community. Correct? There’s certainly a strong argument on either side of that one.

According to TMZ, former reality show star Tila Tequila is converting to Judaism.

“As time passed, I started to become more and more fascinated with Kabbalah, the culture, and the way of life of the reform Judaism religion”, TMZ quoted her as saying.

She added, “I just feel like the Jewish people have such a beautiful way about them, and I can’t wait to officially be Jewish! Shabbat Shalom.”

Study for the conversion is taking place at a New York area synagogue