'secret Lives Of Mormon Wives' Star Braces For More Hate Ahead Of Explosive Second Season

As "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" gears up for its 2nd season, 1 breakout prima is bracing for nan adjacent activity of criticism. 

In an exclusive question and reply pinch Fox News Digital, Layla Taylor — who famously threw herself a divorcement statement during nan Hulu show's first season — opened up astir nan backlash nan show has received from nan Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She besides revealed nan "intense pressure" she often feels astir oversharing aspects of her life connected TV, and explained why she foresees "more hate" and judgement to travel this explosive 2nd season. 

"It's been beautiful affirmative for me," Taylor, 24, said of nan public's consequence truthful far. "I was beautiful quiet play one. I was a small spot much reserved, truthful I consciousness for illustration location wasn't needfully overmuch room for group to opportunity overmuch astir me. But for nan different girls, I cognize that they're decidedly nether immoderate power aft play 1 came out."

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"The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" prima Layla Taylor, 24, told Fox News Digital she could spot "more hate" coming her measurement up of nan 2nd season.   (Getty Images)

"I deliberation pinch each play location will beryllium much and much voices that go much progressive and much vocal," she added. "And I could spot that aft play two, I could spot immoderate much dislike connected my end. But I deliberation wide I felt bully astir my intentions and what I did passim nan seasons."

Given nan title of nan show, 1 awesome activity of disapproval came from nan LDS Church, Taylor recalled. 

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"I deliberation that they've decidedly benignant of calmed down from their first scare," she said of the LDS Church's guidance to nan first season. "I deliberation erstwhile nan show title was released earlier nan first show came out, decidedly everyone was a small spot alarmed, and past nan trailer came retired and they're like, 'Oh, it's worse' successful their brains. And past I deliberation they yet saw nan show and they're like, 'Okay, they're not misrepresenting. I deliberation that they're conscionable showing members astatine different levels wrong their religion that still person a genuine ground of narration pinch God and a narration pinch Jesus.'"

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The mother-of-two said nan show's volition is not to "drag" nan LDS Church, contempt backlash. ( Monica Schipper/Getty Images))

"And that's what it comes down to," she added. "I conscionable consciousness for illustration we weren't trying to travel astatine nan religion successful immoderate way. I deliberation they were possibly acrophobic that we were going to resistance them. I don't deliberation that's anyone's intentions. Even nan group for illustration myself that aren't progressive Mormons and Jessi [Ngatikaura] and a mates of nan different girls, I deliberation that we conscionable wanted to show what our travel wrong their belief has been."

This thought of fitting nan LDS mold was a changeless taxable of speech during nan show's first season. This adjacent play will spot definite formed members struggle pinch nan repercussions of their actions from past season. 

Jen Affleck's husband, Zac — who received backlash aft mistreating his woman during nan first play — admitted to having immoderate "nasty" interactions pinch churchgoers complete nan past year.  

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"Jen still wants to spell [to church] and I deliberation yet we will," Zac admitted. "I consciousness not accepted. I besides consciousness honestly embarrassed. We've had a mates nasty interactions pinch group [at church]."

"I had 50 to 100 DM's saying, ‘You merit to die’, ‘If I saw you successful person, I’d termination you,'" he related.

"If you person a bully narration pinch God and you're trying to fig it retired pinch Him, I don't deliberation thing other matters," Dakota Mortensen, Taylor Frankie Paul's on-again, off-again boyfriend, told Zac. 

The stars of nan Hulu bid person been outspoken astir nan mixed reactions they've received since play one.  (Disney/Fred Hayes)

The first play of nan Hulu bid followed nan melodramatic aftermath of nan swinging activity ungraded exposed by Paul, nan self-proclaimed creator of #MomTok.

Paul and her ex had agreed to a manner that included having aggregate partners, though nan brace decided arsenic a mates that they "wouldn't spell each nan way." When nan ungraded broke, she admitted that she "did measurement retired of nan agreement" and cheated connected her ex pinch Mortensen. 

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"I want group to person a amended knowing of who I am," Paul told People magazine astatine nan time. "I wanted to beryllium susceptible and show group that erstwhile you deed stone bottom, location is hope."

Ahead of nan bid premiere past year, immoderate of nan stars voiced their intentions of exposing their lives arsenic "Mormon wives."

"I dream erstwhile nan show comes retired that nan religion members will beryllium a small much open-minded and recognize that we're not against them, we're pinch them — we're conscionable showing our sins publicly," Jessi Ngatikaura told nan Daily Mail up of nan premiere. 

"I consciousness for illustration it's a batch of projection," Paul added. "At nan extremity of nan time we're not representing those people, we're representing ourselves and our stories — and our connection is that we're not each nan aforesaid and we don't each unrecorded nan same. There's different spectrums of Mormonism and it's unfortunate that we're getting judged truthful harshly earlier they've moreover seen it."

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The "MomTok" unit person been faced pinch harsh judgments, but proceed to push forward.  (Disney/Ashley Rose Ramirez))

From exposing their deepest, individual secrets to facing bouts of betrayal and jealousy, Taylor said putting their lives connected reality tv has travel pinch "intense pressure."

"There is decidedly aggravated unit to stock everything. And past if you don't stock everything, past you're hiding things," she told Fox News Digital. "And past I get comments each nan clip astir nan integrative surgeries I've done to myself, aliases I get comments from group saying like, 'Oh, I didn't moreover cognize you're a mom. You don't stock your kids. Why do you hide them?' And my position connected that, I'm like, I'm protecting them really from group who make unnecessary comments."

Taylor, who is simply a divided mom of two, said she quickly learned that she's not going to person nan support of everyone. 

Layla Taylor said she often feels "intense pressure" to stock aspects of her life.  (Courtesy of Disney)

"I consciousness for illustration it's conscionable you are ne'er going to person everyone beryllium your fan," she said. "I consciousness for illustration I conscionable effort to drown retired everything because you don't want nan ego broadside of yourself to get excessively high, but past you don't want to get overwhelmed by each nan hate. And I conscionable effort to retrieve that astatine my core, who I am, and they show such— moreover though we're filming for months astatine a time, they're still showing specified minimal parts of our lives. Just nan large things and nan large crazy moments and nan moments that you suffer your cool 1 time aliases nan moments that you're crying. So they don't show everything arsenic susceptible arsenic we tin be."

"You conscionable person to retrieve that it's a very mini percent that nan world's seeing, and if they jump to conclusions disconnected of that mini percentage, and that's connected them, but nan group successful your life cognize who you are," she added. 

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While being connected a reality show has its ups and downs, Taylor said she's learning truthful overmuch astir herself and applying those lessons to mundane life. 

"I consciousness for illustration I'm still learning truthful overmuch astir myself. I americium only 24, truthful young, and I sewage joined astatine a young age, and I consciousness for illustration I was thrown into being a woman and past thrown into motherhood very accelerated and abruptly. Blessed, evidently from my babies. But I deliberation that I'm still learning myself and learning who I americium arsenic a personification and learning to not displacement myself because of who I'm with," she explained.

"And that's thing that I was experiencing successful my [last] relationship," she added of her caller and now ex-boyfriend, Cameron. "And I was benignant of molding myself into what he wanted for a partner. And looking back, I americium ne'er going to do that again. You either for illustration maine for who I americium aliases you don't for illustration maine astatine all. And that's thing that I'm learning and increasing pinch clip is accepting myself for who I genuinely americium astatine my core, and my correct personification will for illustration maine for who I am."

The 2nd play of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" is now streaming connected Hulu.