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The "MomTok" experiment hit a terminal velocity of toxicity in The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 4 finale, "The Book of Enlightenment," and the snark squad is breaking down a fallout that felt more like a series of legal warnings. We’re unpacking Layla Taylor’s heavy admission about her battle with anorexia—admitting she used GLP-1s as a "crutch" to enable her disorder before finally seeking out-patient treatment—while the spotlight was dominated by Dakota’s successful sabotage of Taylor’s Bachelorette opportunity. Between Dakota’s 911 calls and the leak of harrowing 2023 footage that led ABC to cancel the season days before its premiere, the production of Mormon Wives has officially been halted as the cast’s marriages and legal standings disintegrate in real-time. We’re asking: with Taylor facing potential prison time and only Whitney Leavitt emerging with a stable marriage, is there even a "MomTok" left to save, or is this the end of the most toxic era in reality TV?