“A secret life for the wives of the Mormon” reveals the jealousy of friendships

From the allegations of explosive fraud to the ongoing differences about money, fame and loyalty, stars “The secret life of the wives of the Mormon” I found themselves tangled in a network of drama on the screen and outside the screen that led to the fall of friendships.

In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, the stars are opened, Whitney Levitt and Miranda Makorter, about the effect of display on Momtok And how “jealousy and comparison” may tear the unavoidable links behind the scenes.

“This is difficult because this is a new thing that we are trying to move in, and with us to move in this new part of this dynamism and this relationship, there can be jealousy and comparison,” said Levitte, who was called “Al -Sharair” in the first season last year. “I think, at least for me, I am still trying to move in it.”

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And shame, as well as from external friendships or family members The swing scandal He added to the light of this season. “There is almost embarrassment, as I think, for them, too, which I can see where they came from, but this can be painful too.”

She added: “Therefore, it is natural that you have the repercussions of friendship or distance from family members, church leaders, or so, just because everyone will not see what we are doing here, and this is completely good, but this is something that we must communicate with, and the people who care about us.”

Since its first appearance in 2024, the successful presentation constantly challenged the social and religious standards of the modern women in the modern era-which leaves some viewers resentful.

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“I do not think it is a secret that none of us depicts the ideal and ideal stereotype wife who adheres to all the rules of the church and lives exactly as it should, or they are told to be, and live to these expectations,” said Maksher, whose previous participation with the swing scandal this season said. “I think, yes, there are many social norms and religious standards within the church, and I think I know it is annoying for some people.”

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“And not all of us are still active,” I continued. “Some of the former members. We really have a group of women who have wallpapers and institutions similar to the church, and all our faith trips are now very separate and very different. But I think this background, whether it is one day or in our past, is now related to us in everything from our different experiences, and our lives only as a wife.

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Before the first show of the season, Laila Taylor opened the reverse reaction that the offer received from the Church of Jesus Christ to the last days.

((The show) breaks many of these social and religious standards, which is something that can be a kind of taboo to talk about it. “

– Miranda Maksher

“It has been very positive for me,” said Taylor, 24, about the audience’s response so far. “I was largely calm in the first season. I was a little more conservative, so I feel that there was not a lot of space for people to say a lot about me. But for other girls, I know that they are definitely under some heat after the first season came out.”

“I think every season will be more and more voices that become more active and more bustle,” she added. “I could see that after the second season. I could see more hatred at my end. But I believe in general that I was satisfied with my intentions and what I did throughout the seasons.”

Taylor remembered, given the title of the show, a major wave of criticism came from the LDS Church.

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“I think they definitely calmed down their first intimidation,” she said. LDS ChurchA reaction to the first season. “I think that when the title of the show was released before the initial show appeared, everyone was somewhat anxious, then the trailer came out, like,” Oh, it’s worse “in their brains. Then I think they finally saw the show, and they are like,” well, they do not distort.

However, the drama that was revealed on the screen was more focused on cheating, accountability and lack of loyalty between the group.

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One of the main plotting line this season was the soft sex scandal that included Momtok, Taylor Frankie Paul and Mcwhorter.

Paul revealed details about the swing scandal last season, which Maksher has been involved in involved at the time. Now, my mother admitted to two children – who first appeared this season – publicly to participate in certain situations with Paul and others.

“I think it was a kind of arrival for a long time, and I think it is in myself out of it, I think it was a very healing experience for me.” “This does not mean that it did not come with a violent reaction. I mean, yes, it is definitely difficult with my family. I think more or less, not just swinging things, but I also think that my family – they are very active and advanced members in the church, and I think that when they have a child he feels a little different about it, this is difficult for them.”

“This is something that we move, and I appreciate the grace they gave me, and I try to give them that in return,” I continued. “But yes, I mean, it is clear that it is not the story of the standard sworming couple, so yes, it is definitely different, uncomfortable and urgent that people hear about it. But this whole thing was long, so it is good to be great in the end, and it has become possible to be able to talk about it explicitly now.”

“The Secret Life of Mormons Wives” Season 2 is now available to broadcast on Holo.