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7M 'cult' survivor Melanie Wilking, 25, shows off her incredible figure in a tiny bikini as she flees scandal over Netflix docuseries to jet off on a sun-filled honeymoon with NFL star husband Austin Ekeler
Melanie Wilking has been soaking up the sun on her honeymoon in Turks and Caicos - despite the drama surrounding the shocking Netflix documentary about the cult-like TikTok group 7M, which her sister Miranda Derrick is embroiled in.
The three-part docuseries dropped just days after Melanie said 'I Do' with NFL star Austin Ekeler at the Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa on May 25.
The series, titled Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult, shed light into cult-like TikTok group 7M which her sister has been involved with since 2021.
Despite the dark nature of the documentary and breakdown of the relationship with her sibling, whom she previously performed with during her rise to fame, the newlyweds looked carefree in a series of loved-up snaps.
'Honeymooners,' the new Mrs Ekeler, 25, captioned the pictures.
Melanie Wilking has been soaking up the sun on her honeymoon in Turks and Caicos - despite the drama surrounding the shocking Netflix documentary about the cult-like TikTok group 7M, which her sister Miranda Derrick is embroiled in
Miranda Derrick (pictured) has been involved with the 'cult-like group' since 2021
The cute snapshots show the newlyweds near the beach with some sultry swimsuit shots of the couple as they enjoy the ocean.
The lovebirds had also shared some photos of their big day, with eagle-eyed fans noticing Melanie's previously estranged sister was in attendance.
'I'm confused I thought no contact wit your sister but sister posted she was at your wedding,' one fan asked.
'How are y'all confused by the documentary? They clearly said that she is seeing them to keep up appearances,' interjected another.
'Melanie, you're a beautiful soul inside and out. I watched the Netflix series and my heart bleeds for your parents and for you all as a family to lose your sister to a cult,' another fan wrote.
'I pray that Miranda comes home to you all and snaps out of the trance that she's in. Sending you courage and strength.'
The honeymoon and wedding celebrations come just weeks after the Wilking family was thrust into the limelight once again after the release of the docuseries.
The series focused on the high-profile members including Melanie's 27-year-old sister Miranda Derrick, who has become embroiled in sinister claims that she was being held against her will by the so-called religious sect.
The cute snapshots show the newlyweds near the beach with some sultry swimsuit shots of the couple as they enjoy the ocean
In 2022, Miranda's family posted a harrowing video in which they claimed that they hadn't spoken to their daughter in over a year and that she was being held against her will by a church that was masquerading as a management firm
The couple had also shared some snaps of their big day to social media, with eagle-eyed fans noticing Melanie's previously estranged sister was at the wedding
Michigan-based Miranda and Melanie shot to social media stardom in 2020, gaining more than three million followers thanks to their lighthearted clips featuring the latest TikTok trends and insights into day-to-day lives.
The siblings often showcased their routines online as they began their entertainment careers as a dancing duo.
By 2021, their dancing videos had taken off and the two began stunning viewers with their moves.
Miranda specifically caught the attention of Robert Shinn, who owned TikTok management company 7M films.
And soon enough, Miranda and her family believed her hard work had paid off when she became a member of the talent agency.
Months later, Miranda packed up her Michigan lifestyle and moved to California with her now-husband and fellow dancer, James Derrick.
However, her picture-perfect life soon took a dark turn when her parents claimed they had been isolated from her, causing a whirlwind of rumors to grip the LA entertainment world.
The recent series aimed to 'expose' some of the 'diabolical tactics' used by organizations like 7M 'to exert control over people' - as well as the 'lengths families will go to keep their loved ones safe.'
7M, a talent management company, works with dancers and is owned by Robert Shinn — pastor of the Los Angeles-based Shekinah Church.
The documentary delved into on what really goes on in 7M Films with a slew of former members sharing their stories.
Miranda, 27, (pictured with her husband James Derrick) had amassed an overwhelming amount of followers by sharing her day-to-day life and her impressive dancing skills on social media
Wild claims began swirling around the pastor in 2022 when the family of one of the star dancers in 7M, Miranda Derrick, began raising questions about Robert (pictured)
In 2022, Miranda's parents posted a harrowing video in which they claimed that they hadn't spoken to their daughter in over a year and that she was being held against her will by a church that was masquerading as a management firm.
The family explained that the popular internet star had joined forces with the company in January 2021 hoping to become a famous dancer - but it wasn't until later that they later found out the management firm had ties to a Christian sect.
They took to Instagram live along with Melanie, hoping to appeal to their estranged family member, noting it was her birthday but they were 'not allowed' to contact her, and at the time the video was recorded, in 2022, were 'blocked on absolutely everything.'
Followers of the mandate believe they must rid education, religion, family, business, government, entertainment, and media of demons and witchcraft.
The principles are followed by several Christians, including prominent Donald Trump-affiliated pastor Paula White.
Representatives for 7M told DailyMail.com previously that there is 'zero connection between 7M Films and the mandate,' and despite her family's claims, Miranda is a 'successful businesswoman and a loving wife and daughter who cares very much about her family.'
'It is pathetic and contemptible to try to turn her private family matters into a tawdry public scandal for clicks and clout,' they added.