Whitney Levitt announced that he was going out Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.
According to an article on Sunday, May 3, at The Hollywood ReporterLeavitt, 32, revealed during her last Broadway performance Chicago Earlier that day he “quit” the Hulu reality TV show. An outlet, as well Deadlineconfirm this news in the next hours.
Us Weekly has reached out to a Leavitt representative for comment.
A day before the news, Leavitt had celebrated the end of her on-stage portrayal of Roxie Hart with an Instagram video. “Prom night is tomorrow and I’m so emotional right now 😭,” she captioned the clip from Saturday, May 2. “Never let anyone convince you that your dream isn’t possible. Do the work to make it happen ✨I love you sm! Thank you for everything!!!! xx- Roxie Hart 💋✨.”
The video included what was not mentioned Mormon wivesLeavitt has been seen as a full-time cast member since it debuted on Hulu in September 2024. The show has drawn a group of Mormon mom advocates, including Leavitt, whose lives were forever changed following a high-profile cheating scandal.
Leavitt made his Broadway debut Chicago in February after news broke of his leap from TV to the stage in December 2025. The news came after Leavitt entered the season 34 competition Dancing with the Starsfinishing the dance competition in sixth place.
Leavitt will also make his acting and directorial debut in Ninth House Productions’ holiday rom-com later this year, according to a report. The Hollywood Reporter.
Whitney Leavitt has weighed in on whether to leave Secret Lives of Mormon Wives “soon” after several new job opportunities. “Well, I see it in real time,” Leavitt, 32, told The Hollywood Reporter in an interview published Monday, March 16. […]
The emergence of many threats Mormon wives It comes amid a series of controversies that have dogged the show in recent months, including a police investigation into an alleged domestic violence feud between Taylor Frankie Paul and his ex Dakota Mortensen that he saw the production Mormon wives suspended. (Us Weekly confirmed on April 14 that Paul, 31, will not face charges in connection with the investigation.)
Executive producer of TV series’ Jeff Jenkins he talked about the speculation that Paul will also not return in the 5th season. “I really hope so [she will film with the other women],” Jenkins, 58, told fans on Deadline‘s “Reality TV Summit” on Friday, May 1. “And, first and foremost, are you physically and mentally healthy, and then we’ll talk about it.”
One month earlier, the former husband of Mormon wives star Miranda McWhorter, Chase McWhorterhe said during the April 7 episode of Harry JowseyThe “Boyfriend Material” podcast believed that the cameras on the reality show might not catch it again.
“I think that’s up in the air right now,” Chase, 30, said at the time. “I hope they do. All the other women have a lot of good stories and untold stories. I think it’s a good thing for them to look at. So I think they should, but we’ll see.”
