Taylor Frankie Paul Joins "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" After "Swinging Scandal"

Salt Lake City, Utah Taylor Frankie Paul, a prominent figure known for her influence in the "MomTok" community, is set to join the cast of Hulu's "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives." The 28-year-old, who hails from Salt Lake City, Utah, shared her perspective on her journey, including past controversies, in a recent promotional video for the series. Paul, who claims to have been instrumental in the creation of "MomTok," a popular online community, opened up about the challenges she has faced. "Ever since the swinging scandal, I do feel on the outs," Paul stated in the video, referring to a past event that garnered significant public attention. She expressed optimism about her new role on the show, hoping it will mark a turning point. "I'm hoping that MomTok, they will kind of give me another shot, and we can all have a fresh start together." The announcement comes amidst discussions among the cast regarding personal conduct and public perception. In one segment, a fellow cast member remarked, "Well, I mean the whole swinging thing was trashy." Another woman questioned, "Do you think it's trashy to take off your dress in front of my boyfriend?" Paul, in response to perceived criticism, asserted her stance: "If you're going to take a jab at me, then I'm going to call out you for your stuff as well." The new season promises to delve into the personal lives and dynamics of its cast members, with Paul's addition expected to bring a new layer of narrative. Hulu has announced that the third season of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" will drop on November 13.

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