The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Taylor Frankie Paul has teased that viewers will learn more details about her friends' sex swinging parties that she's never shared before.

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The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' first season addressed Taylor's "crazy swinging sex scandal" and featured her talking about "soft swinging parties," which had been common in her tight-knit circle of fellow MomTok influencers.

But there is apparently a lot more to discover about these Mormon moms' consensual soft swinging occasions.

"I haven't told before what we were up to at these parties, and it's obviously not something I'm proud of, but it's freeing at the same time," Taylor, 30, told Us Weekly.

"We did have sex in the shower with our husbands all together. We also had sex in the same bed at the same time."

According to Taylor, blindfolds were also involved.

Season 2 of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is set to be released on May 12, and Taylor teased that it will be an eye-opening season.

Taylor stars on the show alongside Miranda McWhorter, Mikayla Matthews, Layla Taylor, Whitney Leavitt, Mayci Neeley, Jessi Ngatikaura, Jen Affleck and Demi Engemann.

Taylor, a mom of three, will be shown trying to move past the trauma of her 2022 divorce from her ex-husband Tate Paul as she attempts to make a "complicated" relationship work with Dakota Mortensen.

Taylor also told Us that she wants to repair her former friendship with Miranda, who was also involved in soft-swinging drama that ultimately created a rift in the friend group.

"It was nice that she came in because it opened the gates of me being able to speak actual truth about who was involved," Taylor said of the controversial swinging parties.

Taylor will also confront Jenna, who claimed to have slept with Dakota on the show's first season.

"I had no regrets," Taylor told the magazine of her decision to search for answers. "I'd fixated on it for so long."

Taylor confessed that recalling these traumatic moments in her life has been "triggering" but she has a renewed sense of self-worth.

"I have a backbone," Taylor boasted, adding how she's willing to stand up for herself during conflict with a questionable friend. "I don't like to use it, but when I do, I'm going to use it."

Taylor dropped a bombshell in the Mormon community when she revealed in a May 2022 TikTok video that she and her ex-husband had participated in "soft swinging."

Taylor confessed she had violated the rules of her swinging agreement with Tate, which led to their divorce.

"The agreement was... as long as we were both there and we saw it and we knew it, it was okay, and the second it goes behind without each other, you've stepped out of the agreement. And I did that," she said in the video, according to Today.

Taylor explained at the time that soft swinging is "when you do other things but you don't go all the way" with someone else.

"That's what happened with us," Taylor noted.

Taylor admitted at the time that she and a group of people had engaged in these consensual swinging parties on several occasions -- and that she had "made out with all of the husbands" in her group.

"There was a group of us that were intimate with each other," Taylor shared, according to Today.

"All of us were pretty open to it and on board for it. Obviously no one was forced. We did this on occasion. We would have parties and everyone by the end of the night would go and do all that... It happened several times."

The aftermath of the scandal unfolded on Hulu's show, and more details will apparently be unveiled when The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives returns with its second season.
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