The hidden life of Mormon wives in the field of swinging scandals, friendships and religious returns

From allegations that the disbelievers approach the landslide, the secret life of Mormon Wives takes a version of Mormon life away from traditional social perception.

The TV series, a group of Mormon women, the most TV series is fond of tiktok, as the majority became affected by Momtok, as scans, faced with family facilities and collided against family facilities and collided against the invitations of business enterprises.

However, the sensation is a more complex story about the dynamics that develop in a tight society under the plotline.

The Morred Mothers Group gains online content in the last five years, but the concept of reality television is still making them feel very new.

“As a result, people learn how to play the TV game, but we are trying to understand us, we are trying to understand this,” Jessi Ngatika says, “Thus, you are preparing to see us.”

The thing that begins to work as a hobby now has become a job and speaks open to the show on the amount of money made by women, reality television and brand deals.

“This is now our job now, but we have chosen it, and we could all go away,” Jessi says, if we did not want to be part of it.

Whitney Leavitt explains that “natural dynamics will change more money and family while participating in the money and some people are competing, but the group still convinces me.

In two seasons of the show, Jessi and Whitney’s storytelling stories played – Whitney was alleged that the season and the end of the season and the end of the season.

The couple spoke effectively about the fact that your life is watching and commenting on millions of people around the world.

“It is difficult to oppose the conditions on our control over this narrative and never got it over it,” said Whitney. “But you have to accept it and let you go.”

When the show is following the lives of my friends, some can create more drama for themselves to guarantee some screen time, but no one is “not playing”, but a natural emotion is growing. “

“We really celebrate four or five days a week that we do not know what the last edit will do.”

Jessi says the explosive Halloween party is not produced by manufacturers and only “naturally there is a lot of drama not needed to create more for the show.”

Given the intensity of drama and shooting requirements, it is important to have strong subsequent care, and both women also praise production according to care standards.

“Taylor and Jen’s therapy, Taylor and Jen’s therapy, as I live five to six hours in a week and now,” Jessi acknowledges. “I saw that it is useful if you don’t have a hard time.”

Whitney entered some after the first season after the show was presented as a villain.

“It’s annoyed with the villain and I was angry, I was very hurt and really sad.

Whitney, Teylor Frankie Paul was one of the members of the group, which was openly emerged, caused “soft swing”, something denied something and friendship.

Sex in the show, family affairs and open discussions around the alcohol caused some of the Mormon Church.

“When the first trailer came out, he was a little back in the church because he was afraid, but in fact, Mormon shows how we live life, and we all live differently.”

Jessi adds that Didudrama shows that we are all normal and everyday girls, people who wear people and butter that can think of butter. ”

Women say that the church not only does not come to the church to accept the show, not only the church helps young women think differently.

“We have affected people to question their faith and to be more deprived to him or be more honest and have messages from some people who say that some people come to me,” Jessi said.

When religion plays an important part of their lives, they are eager to say that Mormonism is not the face.

“There are still mormons that are annoyed by this, but we only show our version and I think people can be related to our stories and struggles.”