Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ Whitney Leavitt Welcomes Baby No. 3

And that’s not the only big switch-up as her and Connor’s lives have completely changed since The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives debuted in September. 

“We’ll go out in public and people will come say hi to us, ask for pictures. And I’m like, ‘Why?” she continued, while speaking to E! at the 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards last month. “It’s like we forget that we just filmed a show and it just blew up bigger than what we thought it would.”

Still, as the docuseries showed, the Leavitt’s have struggled within their eight-year marriage, with the premiere episode seeing the couple emotionally discuss Connor’s struggle with porn addiction, and how he was using Tinder while married.

“I had a real problem and it turned into something that really hurt my wife and I’m so sorry,” he explained while recounting the experience. “I’m working on myself.”

However, the duo have been able to work through their relationship struggles, with Whitney assuring fans that the couple are “in a great place.”

“It was, like, the most traumatic thing we’ve gone through in our marriage, and I feel like that was hard to share,” she noted to E!, “but we came out stronger in the end."

As to whether fans will be able to follow along with Whitney and the rest of her MomTok community in another installment, the influencer admitted she’d “be shocked” if they weren’t renewed for a season two. And though Whitney is well aware she received a bit of a villain edit, she’s trying not to get involved in the online conversation.

“I’ve actually tried to stay away from it because I know it’s been so negative,” she said. “I feel like if there was more context behind decisions that I had made, it would have made more sense and made me look less villany.”

Still, as the docuseries showed, the Leavitt’s have struggled within their eight-year marriage, with the premiere episode seeing the couple emotionally discuss Connor’s struggle with porn addiction, and how he was using Tinder while married.

“I had a real problem and it turned into something that really hurt my wife and I’m so sorry,” he explained while recounting the experience. “I’m working on myself.”

However, the duo have been able to work through their relationship struggles, with Whitney assuring fans that the couple are “in a great place.”

“It was, like, the most traumatic thing we’ve gone through in our marriage, and I feel like that was hard to share,” she noted to E!, “but we came out stronger in the end."

As to whether fans will be able to follow along with Whitney and the rest of her MomTok community in another installment, the influencer admitted she’d “be shocked” if they weren’t renewed for a season two. And though Whitney is well aware she received a bit of a villain edit, she’s trying not to get involved in the online conversation.

“I’ve actually tried to stay away from it because I know it’s been so negative,” she said. “I feel like if there was more context behind decisions that I had made, it would have made more sense and made me look less villany.”