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Mormon Wives' Scandals: UK vs Utah

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives has taken the world by storm, with its third season on Hulu and Disney Plus attracting millions. The show, featuring TikTok stars, explores the lives of female influencers in Utah, their faith, and relationships. While some Latter-day Saints, like Ben, question the shows accuracy, others, like Ashlyn, see it as a reflection of Utahs unique cultural pressures. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has expressed concern over sensationalism and inaccuracies in media portrayals.

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