Heather Boyd’s suburban life seemed perfect on the surface — a spouse, four kids, and a promising career. But behind closed doors, she led a double life.

Boyd, featured in TLC’s “Double Lives of Suburban Wives,” shared with Fox News Digital how her concealed career in adult content cost her the corporate job she’d diligently built. She admitted anticipating the fallout, although she didn’t wish for it.

I was actually fired for the adult content, Boyd revealed.

The series follows six couples in the St. Louis area balancing marriages, kids, and traditional careers with their adult content endeavors. Boyd discussed her struggles with self-image, particularly after the birth of her youngest child.

Feeling a decline in confidence, Boyd’s husband, Shawn, suggested they start an account for fun, sharing pictures. Unexpectedly, their posts gained popularity, leading Boyd to consider monetizing the site.

While working as a certified nursing assistant, Boyd described the job as demanding and not well-compensated. Her first lingerie video on the platform earned her $100 swiftly, encouraging her to pursue this new venture. At its peak, Boyd’s earnings reached $5,000 in a month.

Boyd and Shawn kept their adult content business hidden from their children. They designated a locked room in their home for creating content, under the guise of it being Boyd’s corporate office.

My husband just let them know, like, ‘that’s your mom’s office,’ Boyd stated. You can’t go in there.

TLC portrays Boyd and Shawn as having achieved suburban success while operating a thriving adult content business. As the show progresses, Boyd reflects on whether her current life aligns with who she has become.

Despite the repercussions, Boyd expressed no regrets about joining the show. She stated, I am so glad that I did it.

“Double Lives of Suburban Wives” airs Sundays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on TLC.