Mormon Influencers are NOT As Seen On TV!
November 26, 2025
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as posted by the channelI am a former Mormon Tradwife homesteading influencer (my website and blog were called Dear Mrs Green), and am deeply interested in the impact of today’s trending Mormons.
Social media is flooded with Mormon families selling their lifestyle. Mormons are commanded to “be the light in the hill”, and have been specifically instructed by their prophets to put their lives online as conversion tools.
But how much of what mega influencers like Ballerina Farm projects on camera is authentic?
From the religion they promote, to the reality of their lives offscreen, to the products they sell, things are almost ever as they seem (Ruby Franke for example). Today I explore the infamous scalloped cutting board.
My video about Ballerina Farm:
Substack article about the reality of trad wife life:
Jen Ex merch:
Hannah’s video about the cutting board:
#ballerinafarm #mormoninfluencers #hannahneeleman #maga #exmormon #tradwife #christiannationalism #mormon #utah #homesteading #family #lds #marriage
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