Former Mormon reveals shocking theory about why so many members of the church end up as INFLUENCERS

An ex-Mormon has elaborate her fascinating mentation astir why truthful galore members of nan religion move into influencers.

Alyssa Grenfell, 31, grew up wrong nan confines of an ultra-strict family but escaped nan uptight manner and began to attraction connected reclaiming her assemblage erstwhile she was successful her precocious 20s aft moving from Utah to New York successful 2017.

The erstwhile member of nan Mormon church has since been sharing tidbits astir her translator and her travel to freedom.

Recently, Alyssa took to YouTube to unveil her shocking hunch connected why members of nan religion move into societal media sensations - including Taylor Frankie Paul, Rachel Parcell and Hannah Neeleman. 

She explained that she believed that nan church, besides known arsenic The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, was 'sponsoring influencers done recreation and meals' - adding that nan statement was 'funneling money astir nan word Mormon.' 

In a clip titled, 'Why Are There So Many Mormon Influencers,' Alyssa lifted nan lid connected her theory.

She first dove into nan astir thrown astir explanation, which is that Mormons for illustration to journal.

'One of nan astir communal reasons for this arena is that Mormon girls for illustration to journal,' Alyssa said.

She explained that astir Mormon women tended to person nan aforesaid looks - adding that they represented nan perfect women. 

'It's [made up] of achromatic and blonde women,' she added. 

Alyssa noted that she had a different mentation astir why truthful galore members turned into societal media stars. 

'I don't deliberation it's because Mormons are bully astatine journaling, I deliberation it's because they are backed by a religion that has millions of dollars that's been capable to chimney into them,' she claimed.

'This is really nan Mormon religion pays Utah influencers and really nan religion pays them without them moreover realizing wherever nan money is coming from.

'The religion sponsors influencers done recreation and meals, not done cash. This is truthful they don't time off nan religion and past speak poorly astir it. 

'They alert influencers retired to backstage events, salary for flights, edifice rooms and food. So they are paying their measurement done expenses, but they aren't being monetarily reimbursed for nan contented they post. ' 

She claimed that nan religion didn't want group to cognize that they were sponsoring these influencers because existent members would go enraged that their money was going to societal media icons.

'The religion needs to fig retired really to get money into nan manus of these influencers without creating a PR nightmare,' Alyssa said.

The erstwhile personnel revealed that she believed nan religion was utilizing targeted ads and throwing money astatine Google to thief support nan influencers successful a discreet manner. 

'I judge nan statement is funneling money astir nan word Mormon,' she said.

'The religion pays money to Google to make judge you spot an advertisement astir nan Mormon church.

'The costs per click for nan word Mormon is $24.71. Meanwhile, Mormon missionaries costs $31.81.' 

However Alyssa gave nary grounds that nan Mormon religion is paying for immoderate ads, and it should beryllium noted that anyone tin salary for a Google ad. 

Alyssa revealed that because of these targeted ads, Utah influencers earned double nan costs than New York and Los Angeles-based societal media stars. 

She claimed that that church's extremity was to bring much group into nan church. 

By making group much alert pinch ads, this helps thrust nan magnitude of group that are coming into nan church.

Alyssa revealed that this was why nan religion didn't mind backing tainted Mormon influencers who person faced scandal, specified arsenic Taylor, who made headlines aft she reportedly entered a drunk rage and sewage arrested for throwing a chair astatine her boyfriend. 

In her clip, nan erstwhile Mormon claimed that while Taylor didn't correspond nan perfect personnel of nan church, it still drove group toward it. 

She said astatine nan extremity of nan clip: 'Despite Taylor Frankie Paul not being nan "perfect Mormon" that nan religion wants to beryllium represented by, they are still good because she is bringing successful a batch of advertisement gross that Google AdSense is going to target into uncovering caller converts.

'By driving familiarity pinch nan church, they cognize group are much apt to join.' 

DailyMail.com has contacted The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and  Taylor for comment.

Alyssa has antecedently opened up astir her glow-up after leaving nan religion and nan truth astir 'Mormon face.'