Momtok talking money on season 2 of ‘Mormon Wives’

Momtok’s ladies are not shy when it comes to discussing finances.

After Season 1, these ladies who went into their power, many as a provider showed their families through the creation of content, season 2 of Mormon’s secret life presented the battles in Momtok about money and companies.

The subject comes up when Jessi ngatikaura Takes back the notorious truth box to facilitate calls that can clear the air. Someone then left a question to her and asked, “Are you worried Demi was willing to take a bigger contract even if it meant you would be released from the show?”

She laughs and looks up at Demi, who also laughs and says, “We can’t escape this.”

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In a confessional, Jessi explains that “Demi and I had fallen out a couple of months ago. It really swung our friendship. We had some disagreement about money.”

Other role members share the story when they understand it in their own confessions, with Mayci saying: “Demi was basically willing for Jessi to be outside the show so she could get paid more.”

Taylor says, “Jessi comes out and says, ‘I really won’t go, so you can go to me, but I’m not.’ ”

“For me I just said in my head,” I don’t want money to come between us all, “and I know I was in another way of thinking,” explains Jessi.

Taylor then reveals that “Demi got a completely different conversation with Momtok.” She continues, “Demi is like,” Yes, F — Jessi at this time. Let’s push her aside. “She talked Mad S —.”

Jessi responds to the truth box in the scene and tells the group: “I also know that I am in a situation that is different from everyone.”

Mikayla jokes, “I think if I was a millionaire I wouldn’t care either.”

Demi explains her side of it in a confessional, says Demi: “Jessi sits on an empire of this hair industry and does really well financially, so it felt a little selfish to me.”

“The emotions were high, and I understood that she felt that way,” Jessi tells the girls in response. “I don’t think either, and I could be wrong, that she was saying:” Spoken by Jessi specifically and just give me a higher paycheck. “

In a confessional, Taylor doubles how the move gave her “a bad taste in my mouth, considering it is her” best friend. “At dinner next night, Whitney takes up the situation again and asks for Demi to explain more about what happened there.

Jessi started, “It was a conversation with our lawyers and managers. I literally continued and I heard Bret and I was like,” Wait a minute, I don’t want you to talk to me. “

“We had had a mutual understanding that we would fight for everything like a united front, and we felt that she died and walked around us as:” I will get what I want, “added them.” So we were at that time, “okay, F — it, we will do the same thing.”

Taylor says they “deserve to fight for more”, with Whitney who chims in, “Yes, but not to (fight to) kick out people.” This leads to Taylor sharing that she has been told by several people that Demi says that she “deserves greater brand agreements” than her dieters.

Demi denies saying so, but Jessi clocks in to say she has heard the same thing. Whitney agrees. “It’s not a shock that I was a fan favorite,” answers Demi, adding, “I feel I’m an asset. I should fight for more.”

Taylor dismisses that idea in a confession and said, “Demi would not even originally become a cast for the show. Do you really think you are the star? Nah, I don’t agree with it.”

“In which world do you put yourself on this pedestal? What does you do that person? Yes, Momtok is a company, but it is much more than that. It is a sisterhood. It is a support system. But I think Demi has (song) money and greed go to her head so that it comes first and everyone can deter for themselves, and that is not a real friend, for me, for me.

At dinner, Taylor says to her, “No crime, but you would never have had this opportunity without me.”

“No, I understand it,” says Demi. Taylor continues to explain that she made the opportunity possible and has been “the most vulnerable” of all women, to the disadvantage of her mental health.

“I think some people (who) are not as open and are not as vulnerable to share their actual S–which is going on behind closed doors (not) does not deserve to be paid anymore, because they are not vulnerable. They show up only based on a dinner table” and create drama. “I am the one who actually struggles because I’m open to the F — ing the world.

Demi admits, “where I went wrong was to be willing to turn her off, but it came from a place that we were in a bad place.”

While Demi says she doesn’t want anyone from Momtok, she starts singing another tune after the CMA loss with Taylor, during which she says her social media orders are a “responsibility”.

Later, Layla is on the set of a brand with Taylor and tells her that while Demi has some valid points, she takes it too far. She also reveals that Demi asked her how much they did for the shot they are on.

“I did not tex with her because I feel that we have all learned our lesson with Demi, when it comes to money, you do not take it up because she does not handle it really well. ”

Demi and Taylor are in battle at the “Saints and Sinners” party, after which Taylor says in a confession that Demi lost the view of Momtok.

“Momtok is supposed to be sisterhood and support and genuine friendship. But I think Demi has let the money and greed go to her head. Yes, Momtok is a company, but it is much more than that. I am not afraid of her, but she is a scary girl, if it makes sense. And we all have to be aware.”

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