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Secret Life of a Good Wife (2025)

Inspired by the real life “trad wife” movement, this story follows an influencer with a traumatic past who finds peace, love, and internet fame as a “traditional housewife” with her new husband. But when her mother goes missing after questioning her lifestyle, she’ll realize the kind and loving community she’s come to rely on harbors dark secrets. Teaming with her estranged sister, she’ll set out to uncover the truth, but breaking her “good wife” role could have deadly consequences.
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Inspired by the real life “trad wife” movement, this story follows an influencer with a traumatic past who finds peace, love, and internet fame as a “traditional housewife” with her new husband. But when her mother goes missing after questioning her lifestyle, she’ll realize the kind and loving community she’s come to rely on harbors dark secrets. Teaming with her estranged sister, she’ll set out to uncover the truth, but breaking her “good wife” role could have deadly consequences.

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Genre:TV Movie, Thriller
Directed By:Haylie Duff
Written By:Thomas Ambrosini
In Theaters:11/28/2025
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Studio TF1 America, Lifetime

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