The Orange County cast includes podcaster Bobbi Althoff and MomTok star Mayci Neeley\u2019s sister<\/p>\n
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County will feature some familiar faces as well as reality TV newcomers. The incoming cast includes:<\/p>\n
Bobbi Althoff: The 28-year-old host of The Really Good Podcast, which debuted in 2023. Althoff\u2019s awkward, unconventional interview style, often marked by intentionally long silences, catapulted her to internet fame. Althoff, who shares two daughters with ex-husband Cory Althoff, finalized her divorce in 2024.<\/p>\n
Aspyn Ovard: A 30-year-old YouTuber and influencer known for sharing family-related content with her now ex-husband, Parker Ferris. She and Ferris share daughters, Cove, Lola and Elle. Ovard publicly came out as queer<\/a> after her divorce and is now dating Bri Davis<\/a>.<\/p>\n McCall DaPron: A 36-year-old mom influencer and former D1 tennis player. Dapron, who is also the older sister of MomTok star Mayci Neeley, shares four children with husband Alex DaPron.<\/p>\n Avery Woods: A 31-year-old influencer and former pediatric ICU nurse. Now focused on sharing lifestyle and motherhood-focused content, Woods hosts the podcast Cheers! with Avery Woods on Alex Cooper\u2019s Unwell Network. Woods is married to David Woods, with whom she has two children. She\u2019s also stepmom to Woods\u2019s two children from a previous relationship.<\/p>\n Salom\u00e9 Andrea: 33-year-old lifestyle influencer who shares beauty, family and lifestyle content. Andrea shares twin daughters, Luca and Rue, with husband Aaron Brimhall, whom she married in 2012.<\/p>\n Chandler Higginson: 31-year-old influencer married to husband Dylan Higginson. They share kids Dax, Coco, Kord and Banks.<\/p>\n Ashleigh Pease: 32-year-old Australian-born influencer. Pease has four children with husband Nathan Pease.<\/p>\n Madison Bontempo: 34-year-old actress known for films like Chapel. Bontempo is married to her husband, Kyler Steven Fisher, with whom she has five children.<\/p>\n The \u2018Mormon Wives\u2019 aren\u2019t all Mormon<\/p>\n Starring on a show called The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County doesn\u2019t necessarily mean you have to be a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. While some of the women on the Orange County season, like DaPron and BonTempo, are practicing Latter-Day Saints, other women either have complicated relationships with the Church or aren\u2019t affiliated at all.<\/p>\n In a January 2024 episode of her podcast, Woods noted that she\u2019s \u201cnever been a religious person,\u201d while Andrea said she was never \u201ca Utah Mormon.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI don\u2019t like to come out and say, \u2018I am not Mormon\u2019 because I have my own relationship with God, so does Aaron,\u201d Andrea said during a 2023 episode<\/a> of Woods\u2019s podcast. \u201cWe don\u2019t go [to church], we drink, we have tattoos, we do things that \u2018we shouldn\u2019t\u2019 in the church.\u201d<\/p>\n Andrea continued, \u201cI still feel like I don\u2019t need to say, \u2018I\u2019m not Mormon\u2019 because I have my own relationship with that and we do want our girls to grow up with some sort of religion and understanding of something bigger, so my mom takes them to church.\u201d<\/p>\n Ovard, meanwhile, is from Utah and got baptized in the Church of Latter-Day Saints, but did not grow up as a member. During an episode of the Girlscamp podcast<\/a> in March 2025, Ovard revealed that while her dad grew up in the Church, her mom did not. Ovard was surrounded by the religion throughout her childhood and adolescence, though she doesn\u2019t consider the Church \u201ca core piece\u201d of her upbringing.<\/p>\n Rest assured, though: The cast\u2019s affiliation with the Church will likely be clarified during the season.<\/p>\n The women are celebrating their casting online<\/p>\n Following Hulu\u2019s official announcement on Wednesday, the newly revealed cast members of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County celebrated their involvement in the show on social media. Cast members, including Andrea and Ovard<\/a>, posted TikTok videos from the Hulu event.<\/p>\n Woods shared a carousel of Instagram photos<\/a> with the caption, \u201csecrets out \ud83e\udd2b @hulu<\/a> !!!\u201d while Bontempo posted an Instagram reel<\/a> with a heartfelt caption dedicated to her new costars.<\/p>\n \u201cWhat an inspiring group of girls! This is a new adventure & journey that I\u2019m going to take and I am ready!! \ud83d\udcaa\ud83c\udffc I think.. \ud83e\udd23,\u201d Bontempo wrote. \u201cI am going to bring my vulnerability & true authentic self and even with all the ups and downs that will come with anything in life, I\u2019m going keep my foundation strong and continue to spread love and positivity \ud83e\udef6\ud83c\udffd Excited for you all to see what we are working on and \ud83e\udd42 to this new adventure \ud83e\udd70 and so happy to be joining the @hulu<\/a> family.\u201d<\/p>\n Wait. What\u2019s going on with the OG \u2018Mormon Wives\u2019? Taylor Frankie Paul attends the season two premiere of Hulu’s “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” in Los Angeles.<\/p>\n (Araya Doheny via Getty Images)<\/p>\n The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is still ongoing. Hulu confirmed to Deadline<\/a> that production for the reality show\u2019s fifth season is set to resume after a brief hiatus due to the fallout from domestic assault allegations involving Taylor Frankie Paul and her ex-boyfriend, Dakota Mortensen.<\/p>\n According to a new report from People<\/a>, Paul \u201chas the option to return\u201d to the reality show, but for now, she is \u201cfocusing on her kids and mental health issues and recovery from an abusive relationship.\u201d Paul was also slated to debut as the new lead of The Bachelorette earlier this year but her season was scrapped<\/a> due to the ongoing controversy.<\/p>\n![\"LOS](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/172219c0-8e3f-11f0-baff-782d932a6094.jpeg\"\/)
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