Whitney Leavitt Lands Own Hulu Reality Show
The new series will follow Leavitt and her family after her exit from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Latter-Day Saints
Whitney Leavitt will star in her own reality show on Hulu, produced with Jeff Jenkins Productions and 3BMG. The announcement follows her departure from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives after five seasons.
Why it matters
The series extends Leavitt's on-screen presence beyond the Mormon Wives franchise and reflects continued interest in reality programming centered on Latter-Day Saints women. Her move from a Bravo-era ensemble to a standalone show marks a shift in how she is positioned to audiences.
Leavitt exited The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives after five seasons, and Whitney Leavitt and Conner Leavitt will executive produce the new series through Leavitt Media House. No premiere date or episode count has been disclosed.
The players
Whitney Leavitt
Whitney Leavitt is a reality television personality and former cast member of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives who previously starred in Chicago on Broadway.
Jeff Jenkins Productions
Jeff Jenkins Productions is an independent television production company co-producing the new Hulu series.
3BMG
3BMG is a media and entertainment company co-producing the new Hulu series.
The details
Whitney Leavitt announced the new show on Instagram, and it will be produced with Hulu and the producers of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. The series will follow Leavitt and her family as they navigate her newfound fame and career ambitions.
Timeline
May 2026: Leavitt teased that she was working on a show.
November 24, 2026: All for Love, a holiday rom-com starring Leavitt, debuts on Netflix.
December 1, 2026: Leavitt returns to Broadway in Just in Time.
Culture Shift
Leavitt's move from the ensemble format of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives to a standalone Hulu series follows a pattern of Latter-Day Saints women building individual media brands from franchise appearances. The shift reflects how faith-based reality stars increasingly seek personal production control.
The new series will stream on Hulu once it is released, so viewers will need a Hulu subscription to watch it. No premiere date or pricing details have been announced yet.
The takeaway
Fans of reality programming can watch for a premiere date on Hulu. The announcement shows how cast members from ensemble shows can transition into their own series.
Further reading
Explore more coverage in Latter-Day Saints for context on the faith community's presence in reality television.
