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And they say faith in God and religion strengthen marriages eh??
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Divorce filings, feuds and legal trouble: The 'Mormon Wives' drama keeps piling up
Even if you’ve never tuned into The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, the Hulu reality series documenting the lives of nine Utah women who initially rose to fame via TikTok, you’ve probably seen its stars’ faces and side gigs. And you’ve almost certainly come across a whole lot of headlines — like the brouhaha surrounding cast member Taylor Frankie Paul, whose stint as The Bachelorette came crashing down this month amid allegations of domestic violence.
But the drama isn’t limited to Paul. Within weeks of the show’s Season 4 premiere on March 12, the Utah crew has been rocked by surprise divorce filings, spicy Call Her Daddy reveals, rumored cast feuds and smooches with castmates’ former spouses. Now it’s all anyone in the group chat can talk about. Feeling lost and left out of the convo? Here’s how to get caught up.
But first, some #MomTok background …
#MomTok refers to a group of Mormon-ish moms and influencers living in Utah who found fame on TikTok in 2020 by sharing lifestyle content — parenting, marriage, humor, etc. — and filming choreographed dances. The group gained major attention in 2022 after a viral scandal revealed that some members were involved in a “soft swinging” arrangement, sparking debates about relationships, religion and authenticity.
As the drama unfolded online — fueling friendship breakups, accusations and shifting alliances — audiences became invested in both their personal lives and the group dynamics. This ongoing attention turned #MomTok from a loose social media circle into a recognizable internet phenomenon.
It's built-in audience and real-life drama eventually led to the creation of a reality TV show that capitalized on the intrigue and existing fanbase. The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives premiered on Hulu in 2024 and has already had four seasons. But the scandals among the group continue to unravel when cameras are down.
Who do I need to know about?
Taylor Frankie Paul
Who is she?
Paul is widely considered the leader of #MomTok and is easily its most controversial figure.
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