Nick Viall

Because it's just like, oh, we don't want to deal with online speculation or anything like that or being seen with it.

So to your point, if you're not wearing it,

and you're in the public eye, you have an awareness of it, right?

And so Jen filming this video without the wedding band, I mean, it's like her hands are the center of the video.

She knows what she's doing.

What does the group think?

Do we think that this show can go on without Taylor Frankie Paul?

And do we feel like most of the stuff we're seeing online, whether it's Jessie doing the stuff with Marciano and Chase, we got Jen suggesting there's trouble in her marriage.

Is this all an action of these women trying to prove to the audience and maybe even executives they can carry the show without Taylor Frankie Paul?

Which is kind of a hilarious headline.

That's a great point, Dani, because like curious what you guys think or the rest of the audience.

I mean, with the severity of the story, specifically centered around Taylor and Dakota,

isn't there a part of everyone who's like watching this other drama between the rest of the Mormon wives and kind of feeling like too soon, they're doing bits in a way that feels like, wait, haven't we have, are we, we're just, we're just powering forward, you know?

And I, there is an element of,

Yeah, it's just like we're flying too close to the sun here when it comes to where does our thirst for drama stop and our sensitivity for a situation begin?

And it doesn't feel like with this group of people, there isn't a line.

And I just wonder if long-term, will that turn off its audience from the cast?

Or maybe not.

I mean, we continue to follow it.

We continue to be fascinated by these individuals.