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Hulu casts Bobbi Althoff in ‘Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ spinoff

The new series promises drama, scandals, and unfiltered looks at motherhood in the West Coast.

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Hulu has officially confirmed that podcast host and influencer Bobbi Althoff will star in the upcoming spinoff The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County, marking a new chapter in the growing reality franchise.

The announcement was made on April 22, alongside confirmation that the series will feature seven additional personalities.

Set to premiere in 2026, the new series will follow a group of young mothers living in an affluent suburb of Los Angeles.

The show will explore themes of motherhood, faith, identity, and modern West Coast lifestyles, blending personal drama with social dynamics.

According to the official logline, the series will present contrasting viewpoints within the group, with some participants holding on to traditional values while others embrace change.

“Scandals and secrets will be revealed, facades will crumble, and families and friendships will change forever,” the description states, highlighting the show’s dramatic tone.

Despite its title, the production will take a broader casting approach, with participants not required to belong to Latter-day Saints. Producers have emphasized that the focus will be on lifestyle and identity rather than strict religious affiliation.

Bobbi Althoff rose to fame through her podcast The Really Good Podcast, where she has interviewed high-profile celebrities including Drake and Lil Yachty.

She began her content creation journey in 2021, sharing experiences from her life as a mother. In a March 2026 interview with People, she confirmed her relationship with basketball player Tyler Hawkins was going well.

Joining her is influencer Aspyn Ovard, who brings a strong online presence with over five million followers across social media platforms. Though she grew up near a Latter-day Saints community in Utah, she is not a member, reflecting the show’s wider casting direction.

Her personal life has also drawn attention, including her paused divorce from Parker Ferris and her relationship with Bri Davis in 2026.

The ensemble cast also includes Avery Woods, Salomé Andrea, McCall DaPron, Chandler Higginson, entrepreneur Ashleigh Pease, and Madison Bontempo, forming a diverse group of influencers set to bring new energy and drama to the franchise.

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