Whitney Leavitt teases Hulu reality show in cryptic social media post; 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ star to produce own show

Reality television star Whitney Leavitt is reportedly returning to our screens with a new project of her own, months after leaving ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’. The media personality has confirmed that Hulu is developing a currently untitled series centered on her, marking another major step in her career beyond the show that brought her widespread attention.

Leavitt teased the announcement on Instagram on Wednesday, November 4, sharing screenshots of fans speculating about her next move. The post, accompanied by the caption “See you soon,” was shared in collaboration with Hulu’s @GetRealHulu account.

Whitney Leavitt's new Hulu reality show: What we know

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Hulu has approved the new series, with Leavitt and her husband, Conner Leavitt, serving as executive producers through their production company, Leavitt Media House.

Jeff Jenkins Productions, which also produces ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’, is attached to the project.

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Details about the show's format, premiere date and supporting cast have not yet been announced. It is also unclear whether the series will focus exclusively on Leavitt's personal life or follow her expanding career in entertainment.

From Mormon Wives to Broadway and beyond

Leavitt appeared in the first five seasons of ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ before announcing her departure in May 2026.

Her exit followed a period of growing opportunities outside the Hulu reality series. In 2025, she competed on season 34 of ‘Dancing With the Stars’, which helped lead to her Broadway debut in Chicago. She continued filming for Mormon Wives while pursuing both projects.

Leavitt has since expanded into acting and other reality television appearances. She is set to appear in the upcoming season of Peacock's ‘The Traitors', and will make her feature film debut in the Netflix holiday romantic comedy ‘All for Christmas’, scheduled to release on November 24.

Her husband, Conner, also competed on ‘Dancing With the Stars’ season 35, further extending the couple's presence across reality television.

Reflecting on her future after Mormon Wives, Leavitt told The Hollywood Reporter in March that she viewed her expanding career as the start of something she had been working toward for years.

“This is just the beginning,” she said, adding that she felt she was “just now on the ladder” and intended to keep climbing.