Meet the cast of 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County'

New York Post - Page Six
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Oct 20, 2026
I just want our marriage to be good.
I'm moving forward with a divorce.
I have been protecting you this entire time.
I don't want to do mean girl things.
We are not mom talk.
Where in your Bible does it preach being mean?
She's homophobic.
She said I support gay rights.
We have so many gay friends.
Some of my best friends are gay.
Same girl, same.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is heading to California,
to Orange County to be exact.
It's got divorces, moral divides, and a poly-thruple.
Aren't you glad we're getting more Mormon Mama drama?
As we're anxiously waiting for the debut
of the highly-anticipated spinoff, here's everything
you need to know about the leading ladies.
Jen Affleck is leaving her mom-talk drama behind in Utah
and heading over to the Golden
State.
Fans will get to see where she left off after
getting eliminated from Dance with the Stars
and where she stands with her husband, Zach.
Despite not being Mormon,
people are buzzing about the decision to cast Bobbie Althoff.
Bobbie hosts The Really Good Podcast,
which is widely known for her satirical deadpan
interviews with stars like Drake, Offset, and more.
She got divorced from Corey Althoff in 2024,
but shares glimpses of her two daughters,
Luca and Isla, on her social media.
Aspen Ovard is a veteran lifestyle influencer from Utah
who got her start in the YouTube
space as a teenager.
The now 30-year-old has taken her followers along
for her journey of marriage, motherhood,
divorce, discovering her bisexuality,
and now inside her new relationship with married
couple, Billy and Brianna Davis.
Yep, you heard that right, they're a thruple.
Best part, all three of them can share one Hulu subscription.
Up next we have Avery Woods.
She shared two kids with her husband, David,
and hosts her podcast, Cheers, on the Unwell
Network.
Macey Neely has made her mark on the OG series,
but now it's time for her sister,
McCall Dupron, to step into the spotlight.
According to her Instagram bio, she's a wife
to Alex Dupron, mom to four kids,
used to play Division I tennis at BYU and UCLA,
and enjoys baking sourdough.
Jordan McClanahan is best friends with McCall and is very open
about her experience converting to Mormonism.
She's a mom of four and married to a firefighter
named Corey. Madison Bontempo is an influencer with five kids
and has a YouTube channel called
The Fish Fam with her husband Kyle.
We even have an Aussie in the mix with Ashley Pease,
a wife and mom to four kids.
While some are Mormon and some are not, there's no doubt this
group is full of saints and sinners.
Check it out on Hulu starting November 12th.
