My Husband’s Not Gay: What happened to the cast of controversial reality show about married male Mormons attracted to other men?

A controversial 2015 docuseries about gay Mormon men in heterosexual marriages is now going viral on TikTok.

The TLC special titled My Husband’s Not Gay centered on three married Mormon men who are attracted to the same sex, but choose to live a traditional life with wives and children.

Although it aired almost a decade ago, there is a new generation of reality TV fans who enjoy it TikTok influencer Julian Hagins discovered the special and tracked down the cast’s current whereabouts.

While marriages involving people of mixed sexual orientation have a 70 percent divorce rate, miraculously the couples in My Husband’s Not Gay are all still together.

Curtis and Tera Brown recently celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary. Tera was very excited about the milestone on social media.

The TLC special followed three married Mormon men who are all attracted to the same sex, but choose to live a traditional life with wives and children (pictured: Curtis and Tera Brown)

Curtis and Tera recently celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary and are still going strong

“We are happier, more connected, more in love and more in tune with each other than ever before. We also have four beautiful children who are amazing people,” she wrote.

Tera currently works as a life coach, primarily teaching courses on building self-confidence and ’emotional literacy’.

Meanwhile, Preston and Megan Dahlgren are also still busy with therapy.

While preschool teacher Megan is a busy mom to the couple’s many children, Preston works part-time as a marriage and family therapist.

His specialties include relationship therapy and helping other people with same-sex feelings.

In addition to his job as a therapist, Preston works full-time as a nurse at the University of Utah.

The Mormon couple also made big moves in the real estate market, purchasing their fourth home together in 2019.

And last but not least, Jeff and Tanya Bennion, the central couple in the TLC special, are our guests.

Preston and Megan Dahlgren are also still going strong and are also working in the therapy world

While preschool teacher Megan is a busy mom to the couple’s many children, Preston works part-time as a marriage and family therapist and full-time as a nurse.

Jeff now serves on the board of directors of a Mormon church called North Star, in addition to working part-time as a therapist.

Like Preston, Jeff specializes in same-sex attraction, both through North Star and through his therapy work.

North Star’s official website states that the church “helps individuals and families who are concerned about sexual orientation or gender identity to live the gospel of Jesus Christ more authentically, healthily, and joyfully.”

When the series aired, LGBTQ activists protested My Husband’s Not Gay, alleging that the show’s stars were actively trying to promote a discredited therapy program that claimed to turn gay men straight.

Last but not least are Jeff and Tanya Bennion, who were the central couple in the TLC special

The couple is still together and Jeff works for a church in Utah that treats people with same-sex attraction.

Groups such as GLAAD called the series “irresponsible” and “dangerous” because it portrayed sexuality as a choice that can be changed through conversion therapy programs.

TLC strongly denied that it endorsed conversion therapy programs.

At the time, Sarah Kate Ellis, president and CEO of GLAAD, described what was so dangerous about these therapy programs.

“Basically, gay reparative therapy is the idea that you can take the homosexuality out of someone, but we know that’s not true,” Ellis told Entertainment Tonight.

‘Medical experts have been denying this for years and it is also illegal in many states.’