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Hulu to reunite with Whitney Leavitt for family reality show

The former Secret Lives of Mormon Wives cast member and her husband will executive produce through Leavitt Media House.

By Priya Ramanathan

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Photo: Just Jared

A new Hulu reality project will put Whitney Leavitt and her family at its center, Deadline reported. Leavitt, whose departure from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives followed five seasons, will again work with producers behind that series.

The program will examine how the family handles her growing public profile and career goals while keeping family priorities first. Executive production duties will be shared by Leavitt and her husband, Conner Leavitt, through Leavitt Media House, along with Jeff Jenkins Productions and 3BMG.

Leavitt responded to the news on Instagram. She had addressed rumors about a separate reality show earlier in the year and suggested in May that efforts to develop one were underway.

Her other projects include the holiday romantic comedy All for Love, due on Netflix on November 24th. After starring in Chicago on Broadway—an opening night documented in the Hulu series’ fifth season—she is scheduled to play Sandra Dee in Just in Time for a limited Broadway run beginning December 1st. An appearance on the next celebrity edition of The Traitors is also planned.

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