The “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star put her positive pregnancy test inside a cake. The scene was featured in the Hulu docuseries, which shows her family surprised (and a little put off) by the act. In a new interview with The Cut, Leavitt was asked if her family ate the cake.

During an episode of 'The Squeeze' podcast, Whitney Leavitt recalled being in a 'dark place' after the show's premiere

Secret Lives of Mormon Wives stars Whitney Leavitt and husband Connor Leavitt exclusively revealed the name of baby no. 3 at the 2024 People's Choice Country Awards, despite not knowing the sex.

If you live on my side of the internet, then you know the major discourse lately has been about the Hulu reality show The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and its breakout villain, Whitney Leavitt. See my and Dustin’s previous articles for a recap.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is the best thing that’s happened to reality television in a moment due to a veritable cornucopia of content that includes (1) swinger sex scandals, (2) a hyper-fixation on soda, (3) drama involving fruity pebbles, and (4) Whitney Leavitt exiting the group chat.

Whitney Leavitt revealed why she regrets working on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.The 31-year-old mother of three, opened up during an episode of The Squeeze podcast on Sept. 24, and talked

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ Taylor Frankie Paul and Dakota Mortensen are still “struggling” with their separation, according to costar Jessi Ngatikaura. “I’ve talked to her [and my husband] Jordan’s talked to Dakota a little bit.

Whitney Leavitt became the villain among the MomTok women, but she does regret some things she said on Season 1.

Whitney Leavitt discusses the "Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" episode in which she places a pregnancy test inside a cake for her family.

Executive Producers Lisa Filipelli and Georgia Berger spill the tea on the hot Hulu reality series' transition from TikTok sensation to streaming hit