'We Need Answers': Deer Valley Resort Calls Out 'Mormon Wives' About Finale Scene

By Melanie VanDerveer on June 8, 2025 at 5:30 PM EDT

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Not only do fans of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" want some answers about the season 2 finale, so does Deer Valley Resort, where one prominent scene was filmed.

The ski resort took to TikTok to shared that they "need answers" and "something is not adding up." And let's just say, fans are here for this drama and added their thoughts in the comment section of the video.

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Deer Valley Resort Calls Out 'Mormon Wives' For Things That Don't Add Up

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While fans are confused about what really went down with some of the cast of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" and "Vanderpump Villa" star Marciano Brunette, the ski resort where the season 2 finale scene was filmed has other questions.

The resort took to TikTok to share a video of the scene, declaring that "We need answers!" The video shared two days ago, has grabbed tons of attention from "Mormon Wives" fans that also want some answers.

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There Are Some Confusing Details In The Scene Filmed At Deer Valley Resort

Deer Valley Resort shared a clip from the scene in question on TikTok. Layla walks in wearing summer attire, and from the other direction, in walks Marciano dressed as if he just got off the slopes, carrying a snowboard.

The first bit of confusion is apparently there is no snowboarding at the resort.

"How's skiing?" Layla asked Marciano (meanwhile, he's carrying a snowboard). He replies, "It was fun. Uh, I've never been up here to Deer Valley."

Deer Valley played that part of the conversation in their video a few times and added the sound, "Ohhhhhh, ohhhhh nooooo." On the screen is written, "Deer Valley is ski only."

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Fans Shared Their Thoughts About This 'Mormon Wives' Scene In The Comments

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To the comments! (That's where the conversation really takes off!)

"And he’s in full winter gear while she’s in super summer attire," one person points out. Another added, "I AM DEAD. Passed away. Not Deer Valley calling them out! This is amazing."

Another person pointed out, "But the fact she says… how was skiing… but he has a board...has me confused." Someone else asked, "And why did he bring his board inside?" and another said, "but also his gear is dry."

One other fan shared, "As a diehard deer valley skier I KNEW this was fake."

Another viewer wrote, "Something seems very suspicious there…" and Deer Valley Resort responded, "We’re on the case!!"

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The Deer Valley Resort Scene Was Also Part Of A Cliffhanger

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The scene filmed at Deer Valley Resort also shared a big cliffhanger to the season that has to do with Marciano's relationship with one or possibly two of the stars of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives."

As Layla is questioning him about what really happened with Demi Engemann, some unknown facts start to come to the surface, but the episode ends with fans not knowing exactly what happened and with who.

The first 10 episodes of season 2 are currently streaming on Hulu and fans are waiting anxiously to find out when the remaining 10 episodes will be released. In the meantime, Marciano has posted online sharing "receipts" of what happened between him and Demi, but it's still unclear who's telling the truth and what really went down, and fans are dying to know!

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'Mormon Wives' Had Their First-Ever Live Show In Las Vegas Saturday Night

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On Saturday night, six of the stars of "Mormon Wives" hit the stage at the Palazzo Theater inside The Venetian Resort in Sin City for some saints and sinners' style fun.

The MomTok crew, along with an appearance from DadTok and some Chippendales dancers, entertained fans for 90-minutes with Q&A's, interactive games, and audience confessions.

Seasons 1 and 2 of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" is currently streaming on Hulu. A reunion special, hosted by Nick Viall, will be released on Hulu on July 1.

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