If you’ve ever pined for the relationships showcased by Mormon couples on Instagram, there’s a show you should watch this weekend that will unravel any preconceived notions of ‘perfection’ in those familes. Via NBC News:

Two years ago, a sex scandal shook the foundation of a thriving online subculture of Mormon moms. 

“MomTok,” an online community shaped by a group of Mormon influencers in Utah, rose to prominence on TikTok for its lifestyle and parenting content. Then, one of its main creators, Taylor Frankie Paul, announced that she and her husband were getting a divorce — revealing in the process that they’d had an open relationship and she had violated the terms.

Paul referred to the arrangement as “soft swinging” and said that several couples in her friend group were doing the same. The revelation gave rise to widespread speculation about which other MomTok influencers were involved.

A new Hulu docuseries follows eight of the influencers as they navigate the resulting chaos and tumult.

Sexy young couples swinging while pretending they’re the peak of purity? Sign us up. Click here to watch the trailer!