Members of the YouTube family "8 Passengers" are speaking out in Hulu’s new docuseries after Ruby Franke was arrested and pleaded guilty to child abuse. Here’s what happened to them.

A year after mommy vlogger Ruby Franke was convicted of child abuse, her husband, Kevin Franke, and two oldest children, Shari and Chad Franke, are sharing their story in Hulu’s new docuseries 'Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke.

Audiences have been tapped in to the story of former family vlogger Ruby Franke, which unfolds in Hulu’s latest docuseries. Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke drew 7.9M global views in its first five days of streaming,

Ruby Franke posted popular videos about her seemingly idyllic family life before she was imprisoned for child abuse. A documentary has put her back in the spotlight.

There is no shortage of crime documentaries based on cases that unfolded in Utah. The latest: Hulu's new three-part docuseries "Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke" centers around the rise and fall of the popular parenting vlogger and her business partner,

"Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke," which premiered Feb. 27, features unreleased footage from the Franke family's YouTube channel "8 Passengers" as well as interviews with Franke's estranged husband Kevin Franke and two of their eldest children – son Chad and daughter Shari.

Hulu’s new three-part documentary series gives a behind-the-scenes look at the events leading up to "momfluencer" Ruby Franke’s arrest on child abuse charges.

The story of Ruby Franke, once a popular YouTube family vlogger, took a dark turn in 2023 when she was convicted of child abuse. Known for her 8 Passengers channel, which documented life with her six children, Franke's strict parenting methods drew increasing scrutiny over the years.

Ruby Franke’s oldest children and estranged husband are speaking out about their lives with the Mormon YouTuber-turned-convicted child abuser.

Motherhood has been the topic of several conversations in recent years, but no one expected to see the rise of the popular "mom-fluencer" — or the stark decline of them á la Ruby Franke. The mom-fluencer is sometimes been portrayed as the mom who's always smiling with her kids in pictures or as the mom who doesn't have it all together.