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Bobbi Althoff Calls for End to Online Bullying
15 Nov
Summary
- Reality star urged fans to stop bullying her co-star.
- The stars of "Mormon Wives" initially clashed on the show.
- A long flight and open conversation led to their friendship.

Reality television personality Bobbi Althoff has appealed to her followers to cease online harassment directed at her "Mormon Wives" co-star, McCall Dapron. Althoff, 29, addressed the situation via Instagram Stories on November 14, 2026, stating that while Dapron, 36, may have made errors, the ongoing criticism is excessive and unkind.
The two influencers, who are featured on the "Mormon Wives" Hulu series, experienced initial friction during filming. Their disagreements were reportedly fueled by differences in Althoff's comedic style and Dapron's devout Mormon faith. Althoff stressed the importance of empathy and understanding, reminding viewers that public vulnerability can be challenging.
Subsequent to their on-screen disputes, Althoff and Dapron have since reconciled. On a November 12, 2026, podcast episode, Althoff explained that their issues stemmed from miscommunication. Dapron also attributed many of the cast's interpersonal problems to misunderstandings.
Their relationship evolved significantly after filming concluded. A shared plane trip for another engagement, during which they sat together for ten hours and conversed extensively, proved to be a turning point. This extended interaction fostered a connection, leading to a friendship where they now regularly communicate and spend time together.