Surviving Mormonism lands like a long-buried truth finally spoken aloud, with Heather Gay stepping out of the Housewives spotlight and into a raw, three-episode deep dive that exposes the abuse, silence, and image-obsessed culture threaded through Mormonism. The series zeroes in on survivors’ stories and the emotional wreckage left behind by an institution more invested in protecting its reputation than its people, laying bare the darker truths so many were taught to quietly endure. Unflinching, vulnerable, and louder than anything the Church ever hoped would slip through the cracks, Heather’s project hits with the same gripping intensity as The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives—only this time, the drama isn’t petty, it’s personal, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.