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Tears and Tension: Mormon Wives Cast Members Struggle to Rebuild Relationships

12 Nov, 2025

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Summary

Whitney Leavitt breaks down in tears over failed friendships with castmates
Other wives unsympathetic, with some rolling eyes and sighing during emotional scene
Season 3 to dive deeper into clash between "MomTok" and "DadTok" factions

Tears and Tension: Mormon Wives Cast Members Struggle to Rebuild Relationships

As the third season of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives prepares to premiere on November 13, 2025, the show is already generating major drama amongst the cast. In an exclusive preview clip, cast member Whitney Leavitt is seen breaking down in tears as she addresses the tensions and struggles to rebuild relationships with her fellow Mormon wives.

Leavitt, who was at the center of a "villain arc" last season, expresses her exhaustion in trying to mend these fractured friendships. "I did want genuine friendships, and it never got to that point," she says, her voice trembling with emotion. "And I'm exhausted." Leavitt goes on to explain that "friend breakups can genuinely be harder than freaking boyfriend breakups and spousal breakups."