Jessi Ngatikaura Sets Record Straight on Swinging & Villa Rumor
The moment a Mormon wife admits she once swapped partners is exactly the proof we needed that civilization is toast. Jessi Ngatikaura, star of Hulu’s “Sex Lives of Mormon Wives,” just fessed up to a swinging past and then spent half a minute vehemently denying she ever hooked up with a “Vanderpump Villa” cast member—because apparently nothing says “red flag” like having to clarify you didn’t lock lips with reality-TV royalty.
Ngatikaura spilled the tea in an Instagram Story clip this week, responding to viral whispers that she and an Ibiza-set Villa alum had gone beyond “just friends.” She acknowledged that, in her younger days, she dipped toes into the open-relationship scene—partner swapping, multi-person encounters, the whole swingers-club sampler platter. “I was curious, I was exploring,” she sighed, looking every bit like someone who’s updated their dating app bio a thousand times. Sources like People.com and TMZ confirm she described those days as a phase she’s since left behind, now content with monogamy.
To kill the Villa hookup gossip, Jessi practically shouts, “Never happened.” She swears she’s never been intimate—no kissing, no sex—with that particular cast member from the Sandoval-Ariana spin-off. She even called out the rumor mill by name, accusing one Instagram gossip account of serving “clickbait lies” and threatening to legally “set the record straight.” Entertainment Tonight picked up on her impatience, noting she closed the story by rolling her eyes at the relentless speculation.
Of course, the confessional doubled as a subtle promo for her own show, where she and co-stars chronicle their faith-meets-freak flag dilemmas. Jessi teased that swinging was only one part of her “experimentative” youth, and that viewers should brace for more jaw-dropping revelations in upcoming episodes. Industry insiders tell us that the series’ producers are rubbing their hands together, because nothing drives clicks like a converted Mormon wife railing against reality TV lies.
Predictably, the internet has exploded: die-hard fans are applauding her honesty, while skeptics wonder why this feels like damage control. Comments range from “Girl, we see you” to “Next you’ll admit you don’t own any vintage record albums.” Meanwhile, we’re all here clutching our phones, dreading the next weirdo pop-culture scandal that proves normal life is officially overrated.
At this point, should we even pretend to be surprised? Book-mark this confess-and-deny routine for the inevitable sequel, because you can bet there’s another twist lurking in the edit suite.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine, TMZ
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