“Actual Housewives of Salt Lake Metropolis” star Heather Homosexual has by no means been shy on the subject of talking about her expertise with Mormonism. All through her time on the present, the truth star has gotten extraordinarily sincere about her earlier marriage and the strict guidelines she says got here from being a member of the church. Now, she’s sharing much more within the new three-part restricted sequence, “Surviving Mormonism,” which guarantees to uncover the “darkish secrets and techniques” of the faith. And whereas the docuseries has drawn reward from some Bravo viewers, others have slammed Homosexual, accusing her of utilizing her previous ties to the church to remain related.

In accordance with a press launch from Bravo and NBC Common, Homosexual will host the brand new three-part docuseries when it airs on Bravo on Tuesday, November 11, 2025. All three elements might be out there for streaming solely on Peacock on November 12.

The press launch says the docuseries will uncover the reality in regards to the “church’s seemingly excellent” picture that is been hidden behind closed doorways for thus lengthy.

In every episode, Homosexual speaks about her personal expertise whereas additionally connecting with “abuse survivors, ex-Mormons, and former LDS church leaders.”

“As Heather displays on her personal departure from the church, ‘Surviving Mormonism’ delves into outdated and controversial practices and empowers victims to share their experiences to convey consciousness and enact change,” the press launch learn.

Bravo’s latest manufacturing, starring Homosexual, drew a combined response from followers, lots of whom expressed their frustration with the community seemingly making Homosexual the spokesperson for Mormonism.

“Anybody bored with her making this subject her survival stamp mark on the present???” a consumer wrote. “I do not care about faith.”

A second consumer clearly agreed, including, “Sooner or later, we’ll must have one other storyline from Heather.”

“She has been divorced for about 20 years and [is] nonetheless speaking about it,” a 3rd added.

The response wasn’t all unhealthy, nonetheless, contemplating a plethora of customers jumped into the net dialog to defend the mom of three.

“Until you’ve got skilled non secular trauma and degradation, you do not get to determine when somebody must be executed with it,” an individual shared. “She’s serving to so many individuals on the larger scale of issues. Nobody advised you to observe or care.”

One other consumer referred to as Homosexual “superb” for bringing “mild” to such a delicate and intense subject.

Along with sharing elements of her story with hundreds of thousands of viewers on tv, Homosexual additionally revealed a memoir, “Unhealthy Mormon,” in 2023.

Throughout an interview with The In the present day Present, Homosexual defined that creating her memoir “consumed my life,” including that there was no separation as a result of she was writing about her actual life and occasions taking place in actual time.

The fact star, who joined the favored sequence in 2020, additionally acquired candid about her three daughters studying her ebook. She defined how the content material would give them a greater “understanding” of her relationship with their father and “why I made the sacrifices I made and the way a lot they’re beloved.”

Whereas Homosexual is the one “Actual Housewives” star set to seem in “Surviving Mormonism,” she’s not the one “Salt Lake Metropolis” solid member who’s been open about their struggles with faith.