You know, after two decades of daytime television, I think I've about heard it all when it comes to marriage, infidelity, and intimacy.

But there's a culture shift going on that's very disturbing.

So let's go behind the headlines and get the real story.

So here are a few headlines to consider.

Can the secret lives of Mormon wives change a conservative religious culture?

What is a soft swap?

How secret lives of Mormon wives sheds light on a surprising relationship trend.

The secret lives of Mormon wives brings the dark side of tradwife culture to light.

Now, on the surface, this is tabloid fodder, which has little place on the real story.

But there's something beneath the surface that needs to be addressed. So let's talk about the background here a little bit.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is a reality television series that premiered on Hulu in September

of last year. It became Hulu's most watched unscripted season premiere of the year.

It stars a group of Mormon mom influencers, collectively known as hashtag mom talk.

Mom talk has gotten to a really hostile point.

I truly view Taylor as a liability.

What sparked the show? Well, one of the moms, Taylor as a liability. What sparked the show?

Well, one of the moms, Taylor Frankie Paul, announced getting a divorce by a TikTok.

Live.

Regardless, Tate and I are getting divorced.

We played with fire and we got burnt.

She disclosed that she and her husband, Tate Paul, had been engaged in soft swinging.

She said, all of my dirty secrets are out and I have nothing to hide anymore.

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