Whitney Leavitt Lands Her Own Hulu Reality Series After Mormon Wives Exit

Whitney Leavitt is heading back to reality television—this time with a Hulu series of her own. The former The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star will executive produce and appear in an untitled docuseries following her family as she navigates growing fame and new career opportunities, Hulu confirmed to ABC News.

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From MomTok breakout to a show of her own

The announcement marks a new chapter for Leavitt, who was part of the original cast of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. She teased the project on November 4 with an Instagram Reel that played on fan speculation about whether she would get her own series. Hulu confirmed the project to ABC News, which reported that Leavitt is set to star and executive produce.

The series is described as a docuseries following Leavitt and her family as they navigate her newfound fame and career ambitions while keeping family at the center. Her husband, Conner Leavitt, is also an executive producer through their company, Leavitt Media House. Jeff Jenkins Productions, the company behind The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, is also involved.

Why she left The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives

Leavitt announced her departure from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives in May, after appearing on the series for its first five seasons. She explained in a September interview with Good Morning America that the decision felt like the end of a chapter and that she wanted to pursue other opportunities.

Her exit did not mean a retreat from the spotlight. Leavitt continued building a career outside the series, including a Broadway run as Roxie Hart in Chicago. She is also scheduled to return to Broadway in Just in Time and has been announced as part of the upcoming celebrity cast of The Traitors. ABC News also reported that she is set to appear in Netflix’s holiday film All For Christmas.

What viewers can expect—and what remains unknown

The confirmed premise suggests the new show will focus on the transition from social-media personality and reality-TV cast member to a broader entertainment career, while documenting family life along the way. That gives the project a different center of gravity from the ensemble format of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.

There are still important details Hulu has not announced. As of November 6, the series has no publicly announced title or premiere date. The network has not released a full cast list, episode count or detailed production schedule. Until those details are confirmed, viewers should be cautious about treating fan speculation as official casting or scheduling news.

A new lane for Whitney

Leavitt’s new project arrives as she expands beyond the franchise that introduced her to a wider audience. With her husband involved as an executive producer and the original series’ production company attached, the Hulu project brings together her personal brand and an experienced reality-TV team.

Whether the series becomes a family-focused follow-up, a behind-the-scenes look at her entertainment ambitions, or a blend of both will become clearer when Hulu shares more. For now, the confirmed news is simple: Whitney Leavitt has a new Hulu series in development, and she will be at the center of it.

Reporting note: This article reflects information confirmed by Hulu to ABC News and reporting published by PEOPLE, E! News and Deseret News as of November 6, 2026. No title, premiere date or additional cast members have been announced in the cited coverage.