Hulu on Friday premiered its new reality series The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, which features Ben Affleck’s cousin Zac Affleck and his wife Jennifer.
The full eight-episode season is available to watch in its entirety, shedding some light on the marriage between Zac, 28, and Jennifer, 25.
The seventh episode of the series sees Jennifer head to Las Vegas on a girls’ trip that includes a visit to a Chippendales show… prompting Zac to lash out at his wife.
After learning that his wife was in the male strip show, he texted her telling her that she has “no values or morals.”
When he left at 2am to see Zac, all his friends took the opportunity to complain about him, including Demi Engemann, who called him “crazy” and a “narcissist”.
Hulu on Friday premiered its new reality series The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, which stars Ben Affleck’s cousin Zac Affleck and his wife Jennifer Aniston.
The full eight-episode season is available to watch in its entirety, shedding some light on the marriage between Zac, 28, and Jennifer, 25.
The seventh episode of the series sees Jennifer head to Las Vegas on a girls’ trip that includes a visit to a Chippendales show… prompting Zac to lash out at his wife.
Demi actually saw the text messages Zac was sending her, and even claimed that Zac told her he didn’t love her anymore after she went to the male stripper show.
The rest of the girls went to dinner without Jen and said that he sometimes plays games, which is prohibited by the Mormon Church of Latter-day Saints (LDS).
Jen finally reunites with the rest of the girls and admits that her husband is “wrong.”
He also admitted that he “has narcissistic traits” that tend to “come out every few months.”
Jen, who also revealed before the season debut that she was named after Ben Affleck’s two-time ex-wife Jennifer Lopez, opened up about her issues with him in an interview ahead of the show’s premiere.
“It was really hard because I think they were really worried and I don’t blame them because what had happened to me was really worrying,” Jen said.
“It definitely forced me to take a step back and look at my relationship and see it as imperfect,” she continued.
She added: ‘Because I think a lot of times, being LDS, you like to pretend that your relationship is perfect and everything is okay, and sometimes it’s not and that’s okay.
Demi actually saw the messages Zac was sending her, and even claimed that Zac told her he didn’t love her anymore after she went to the male stripper show.
The rest of the girls went to dinner without Jen and said that he sometimes plays games, which is prohibited by the Mormon Church of Latter-day Saints (LDS).
She added, “Because I think a lot of times, being LDS, you like to pretend that your relationship is perfect and everything is okay, and sometimes it’s not and that’s okay.”
“Yeah, having them as support during that time really helped me and I’m really grateful for that,” Jen said of her friends.
“I don’t know if everyone’s intentions were correct at the time, and it will be interesting to look back on the show and see what everyone said when I wasn’t there versus when I was,” he said.
Jennifer also revealed during the season that Ben Affleck is Zac’s father’s second cousin, and that Zac and Ben have only met in person once.
She also said that she was ironically named after Ben’s ex-wife Jennifer Lopez, adding: “I was named J.Lo because my mom was obsessed with J.Lo. Jennifer Lynn Lopez, my name is Jennifer Lynn Affleck. I was like, well, Jenny from the block is here.”
