The secret lives of Mormon’s women star Demi and Jessi Feud over contracts

The secret lives of Mormon women star Demi Annan offers an insight into an off -screen argument with Jessi Ngatikaura – and partly derives back to sign for season 2.

“Multiple things happened that led to this point,” said Demi, 30, on Thursday, May 15, episode from “The Viall Files” podcast, reflecting on their feudal. “There were a couple of things off camera, specifically … I had opened to all the girls have VanderPump Villa That I was crawled, and asked them not to tell anyone. “

Demi claimed that he did not reveal more details about the alleged attack, including a meal or where it happened, that Jessi, 32, revealed all the news -TVs of reality afterwards Scheana Shay.

“I said, ‘I need to respect that I don’t want to talk about this and I don’t want to do it legally,'” Demi remembered. “I think, all but two weeks later, Jessi went out to make a Scheana podcast and told (hi). I was like, ‘You don’t even know this person (a) Why would you, in the first five minutes of knowing this person, tell her something that I asked you not to tell her?’ That was very damaging to me.

According to Demi, she was initially planning to join Jessi in Los Angeles to record an episode of Scheana’s Eponymous podcast.

“I was supposed to go out with her to make this podcast, and she and I were in fighting for discussion Contracts for season 2”Demi allegedly“ viall files ”host Nick viall. “So I finished going out, and she was upset with me. To her credit, I inspired him on a Scheana podcast and I didn’t let her know that I wasn’t going to go.”

Demi and Jessi are two of the Members of Momtoka group that is the center of Hulu’s The secret lives of Mormon women. After appearing thick as thieves during season 1, the two women reached distress before the new chapters. Jessi faced her former in chapter 6 over allegations that Demi was ready to cut the hairdryer from the show for a larger salary.

“We had, like, a co -understanding that we were going to fight for everything as a united front,” Demi claimed in season 2, referring to a phone call in conjunction with network executives. “Then (my husband, Bret EngemannAnd I) felt that she was dogs and went around us, like, ‘I’m going to get whatever I want.’ So, we were like, ‘Well, f *** it, then we’re going to do the same.’ “

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He added, “It’s not a shock that I’m a fan favorite (after the first season). I feel, like, I’m an asset (a) I should fight for more.”

During her and Bret’s the appearance of a joint podcast On Thursday, a cozy Demi played about whether she and Jessi could never become friends again.

“If you had a friend, where you hurt each other and then that person decides to completely pull herself from your life and block everything, do you feel like it’s your place to beat their door?” Demi said. “It’s almost, if the conversation happened naturally, certainly (a) now I know how to take full accountability.”

He finished, “I don’t think I would necessarily beat her door, like, ‘Wait, keep on.'”

The secret lives of Mormon women Season 2 is now streaming on Hulu.