Even though Whitney Leavitt left “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” behind her, that doesn’t mean she isn’t excited about the upcoming batch of episodes. In a new interview, the mother of three and Broadway star teased what fans can expect and also shared a little more about what she and her husband, Conner Leavitt, have been up to over the last few months.
Speaking with E! News, Leavitt said that she will be watching the upcoming season of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” when it returns to Hulu later this year.
Don’t forget, the reality star announced her exit from the popular series in May 2026 while playing Roxie Hart in “Chicago” on Broadway.
“I’ve talked to a couple of them,” she told the outlet. “When you’re in it, it is so grueling. It’s so time-demanding. Nobody really thinks that because obviously they’re following your day-to-day, but it is also a job, so I’m sure they’re exhausted, but it’s gonna be great. I’m so excited to watch it. It’s a great, great cast.”
Regrading the cast, which includes Taylor Frankie Paul, Jessi Draper, Jen Affleck, Mayci Neeley, Mikayla Matthews, Layla Taylor, and Miranda Hope, Leavitt implied that there’s a bit of tension amongst the ladies right now.
“I don’t think that as a cumulative it’s really a group right now,” she said, “but I’m good with everyone.”
Whitney Leavitt Says She’s Grateful For The Show Despite Her Exit
According to a previous report from The Blast, Leavitt said that she was grateful for her role on “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” despite her intense feuds with her co-stars.
“It’s honestly so crazy to me looking back on this journey because I had been trying to get into theater and film way before ‘Secret Lives’ even came into my life,” she said. “We have been through so much together, even more than what you’ve seen. We’ve had really big highs, really big lows and no matter what happens with our relationships like that is something that will always be a part of our life, will always be a part of my life and I wouldn’t change a thing.”
In another interview, Leavitt said that she felt “content” with her decision to leave, saying that series had provided her with opportunities she’d always dreamed of. “I’m ready for the next chapter and I cannot wait to share with you guys what’s next,” she said.
Whitney Leavitt Teases More To Come With Her New Production Company
And speaking of what’s coming next, Leavitt teased a solo reality show coming with her husband, Conner, in a new TikTok video, per The Blast. It’s one of the first projects that her production company, Leavitt Media House, is working on.
During her conversation with E!, Leavitt said that her team is leaning more into the world of unscripted content. “We’re definitely in the development of an unscripted show right now, so I’m really excited to be able to share more about it, so we’ll see. You’ll find out soon,” she said.
A ‘SLOMW’ Spin-Off Is Coming To Hulu Later This Year
Also coming to Hulu later this year is a “SLOMW” spin-off set in Orange County, California.
According to The Blast, the cast will feature Bobbi Althoff, Madison Bontempo, Aspyn Ovard, Salomé Andrea, Chandler Higginson, Ashleigh Pease, McCall DaPron, Avery Woods, and Affleck.
While the details about the series have been kept under wraps, Woods recently spilled a little bit of tea about the program and said fans can expect there to be as much drama as the original series.
“There’s a lot of different personalities and a lot of different beliefs and views,” she added.
Will The OC Version Touch On Mormonism?
There’s been a lot of discussion about the Orange County spin-off, including questions about whether the cast members were actual Mormon wives.
Woods said that while many of the cast members were raised Mormon and have since distanced themselves from the church, some of the other women are still very much active in the LDS community.
Even then, Woods said the cast’s differences is what will really make the show pop.
“We all could not be more different, but I think the coolest part about us all coming together is we’ve started to understand and be more open to how each one of us lives our life, because we all make different choices and different decisions, and we raise our children differently, we dress differently, we speak differently,” she said.
