Where Mormon Wives #MomTok Influencers Stand 2 Years Post Sex Scandal

Two years after a “soft swinging” sex scandal, the #MomTok community is stronger than ever.

The group of Utah-based, Mormon TikTokers, who gained notoriety in 2022 when member Taylor Frankie Paul revealed some of the couples’ extramarital affairs, will showcase their faith and resilience on Hulu’s new docu-series The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.

“When you watch the full season, you’ll see it progressively get better and us connect again,” influencer Whitney Leavitt exclusively told E! News. “But when it first happened, it definitely did break us up. Just because we were all trying to process what just blew up the Internet. We all just needed a minute.”

Costar Mayci Neeley echoed these sentiments, adding, “I think, too, it was scary for some of us, because we were being called swingers and getting labeled.”

Both Whitney and Mayci, who have a combined 3.3 million TikTok followers, have denied that they and their husbands participated in any partner swapping.

“We were all just a little concerned about our reputation and judgment a little bit,” Mayci added, referring to their community’s initial fallout. “I think the group split in half when it first happened and now it’s slowly recovering over time.”

Source: E! News