‘Secret Lives: OC’s McCall DaPron Defends Texting Mayci Neeley In Wake of Major Cast Drama: “I Felt Really Alone”

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Every girl with a sister knows the struggle!

One thing Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County star McCall DaPron is going to do? Call (and text) her sister, Mayci Neeley.

In the new Hulu reality series, McCall gets herself into trouble with the other girls numerous times throughout the first season by bringing Mayci — an OG MomTok member from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives — in on the drama happening in their new MomTok group. At one point early in the series, McCall goes toe-to-toe with cast members Avery Woods and Bobbi Althoff at a Palm Springs dinner over the impact of her actions versus her intent, which leads her to tearfully text Mayci.

“I felt so grateful in the moment to have a sister, to have someone that I felt like truly 100 percent had my back and loves me, because in that moment, I felt really alone and like no one was there for me,” she tells DECIDER in a sit-down interview, saying that she thought the other, more like-minded members of the group might stand up for her. When that didn’t happen, she resorted to reaching out to her safe space, her sister, about what had gone down with the girls.

In reality, McCall says she didn’t even think much of the messages she sent to Mayci, and certainly not that it could entirely backfire as Mayci came out guns blazing at the other women for making her sister cry.

“Truthfully, the text message just happened so organically, we were already texting and then I think I was texting her about the girls being upset about the video she made,” McCall shares, referencing a video Mayci posted around the time of the show being announced. In the video, Mayci said certain cast members were only there for clout and threw shade at the less-religious members among the group without naming names. The video clearly left a bad taste in the other women’s mouths, as it gets brought up throughout the show.

“Then I think other stuff started coming up and I think that got them kind of upset with me because other stuff started transpiring at that dinner,” McCall adds, talking…

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