The titular heroines in Hulu’s The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives have always been case studies in modern contradictions. They’re members of a pious, abstinence-obsessed church, yet queen bee Taylor Frankie Paul’s swinging sex scandal was one of the series’ initial selling points.
Mormon women are expected to follow their husbands tradwife-style, but these ladies are their families’ multi-million dollar breadwinners. They’re part of a self-described sisterhood through MomTok, but they’re also high-powered coworkers seeking to better optimize themselves.
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