Fruity Pebbles Controversy Escalates on Secret Lives of Mormon Wives

LOS ANGELES, CA — The drama surrounding *The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives* has reached new heights as cast member Jessi Draper Ngatikaura recently unveiled shocking revelations about the show’s infamous “Fruity Pebbles” incident. This revelation adds another layer to the ongoing tensions between Ngatikaura and fellow cast member Demi Engemann.

The *Fruity Pebbles* controversy dates back to Season 1, which premiered in September 2024, when cast members hinted at a private act involving Demi and her husband, Bret Engemann. Ngatikaura’s earlier comments, along with a gift of Fruity Pebbles from cast member Whitney Leavitt to Demi, sparked viewer curiosity, but specifics remained unclear.

In a recent social media post, Ngatikaura claimed the Fruity Pebbles were connected to an unusual aspect of Demi’s relationship with Bret. “Grandpa Bret likes to drink her piss like it’s dirty soda,” she stated. This shocking assertion suggests that Demi reportedly consumes the cereal to enhance the taste of her urine, a claim that has stirred significant backlash and disbelief.

Further complicating matters, Ngatikaura and Engemann’s friendship crumbled after Demi allegedly attempted to have Ngatikaura fired from the show to secure a larger paycheck ahead of Season 2. With tensions already high, the situation intensified when Vanderpump Villa star, Marciano Brunette, became involved. Brunette and Ngatikaura admitted to sharing kisses and exchanging texts, while Demi accused them of having a sexual affair—claims Brunette denied.

The fallout from the Fruity Pebbles revelation has drawn considerable online attention following the release of Season 3 on Hulu. In response to comments from Vanderpump’s Brunette, Demi joked, “Jessi’s somewhere punching the air right now that Lisa is talking about me and not her.” Ngatikaura responded with a video, expressing her amusement at Demi’s situation and reiterating her initial allegations.

As the verbal sparring continues, fans of *The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives* are left wondering how the story will unfold. The series has been renewed for 20 additional episodes, hinting at future seasons. Season 4 is expected to premiere in early 2026, shortly before the return of *The Bachelorette* on March 22. Viewers can catch all three seasons on Hulu, with subscriptions starting at $9.99 per month.