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

In
fact,
the
group
of
Utah-based,
Mormon
TikTokers—who
made
headlines
in
2022
after
member

Taylor
Frankie
Paul
exposed
some
of
the
couples’
extramarital
affairs—will
prove
their
faith
and
friendship
can
weather
any
controversy
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, “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
TikTok
followers—have
denied
they
and
their
husbands
participated
in
the
partner
swapping.

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