Season 4 of 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' will be out soon. Ahead of the release, let's take a look at where we left off in Season 3.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 4 will be released globally in a few hours. However, ahead of the premiere, the key search topics among viewers have centred on what they can expect from the series as it returns for a fresh season. While the makers haven't let the fans scratch this itch after a dramatic Season 3 finale and reunion, let's take a quick look at where we left off.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives became a guilty pleasure for viewers, as the show delved into the lives of some of the much-loved moms-turned-influencers. Now they are all set to return for a brand new season of their show. The full fourth season, featuring 10 episodes, will be released on Hulu on Thursday, March 12, 2026 (ET). So, without any further delay, let's take a look at what the Mom-Tokers were up to in Season 3.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is known for its dramatic seasons, and Season 3 was no different. So, let's begin our quick overview of where we left off with Taylor Frankie Paul, who had a rollercoaster of a season. She began the season by attending a therapy retreat and spent most of Season 3 co-parenting with Dakota Mortensen. The two even rekindled their romance while attending Stagecoach.
However, it came to an end when Taylor Frankie Paul found out that Dakota Mortensen had an affair with a close family friend. She called it the "nail in the coffin" of their relationship, and by the end of Season 3, they were already on a "date". With who? Fans might wonder. Well, it seems like Taylor went out with Chase McWhorter, the infamous persona involved in the MomTok swinging scandal.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 3 was chaotic for Jessi Draper. It involved apologies, redemptions, penance and a lot of inner work for her. In Season 3, Jessi spent most of her time working through the storm she had created in her relationship with her husband, Jordan Ngatikaura. The much-loved mom landed herself in rough waters after she had an emotional affair and kissed Marciano Brunette from Vanderpump Villa. However, that was not all; Jessica spent a good chunk of Season 3 reflecting on herself and even opened up about her insecurities. She also battled with Demi Engemann and organised an event with the Utah Pride Centre.
Things became extremely traumatic for Jennifer Affleck in The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 2, which meant her appearance in Season 3 was the aftermath of what had happened. Jennifer kept her appearance short and sweet, focusing on working things out with her husband, Zac. However, a major win came when she was cast on Dancing with the Stars and made a steady but cautious return to MomTok.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 3 saw the return of the show's first villain, Whitney Leavitt. She didn't just make a comeback on MomTok this season, but also got a chance to compete on Dancing with the Stars. However, what fans found really attention-grabbing was how she co-organised the season finale's group chat, hoping to get MomTok back together and civil. Whitney also took accountability for her disagreements with moms in the group, including Mikayla Matthews and Mayci Neeley.
Mikayla Matthews remained vulnerable in The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 3. She talked about her past traumas at leangth including her experience with sexual assault as a kid. Mikayla also got candid about her intimacy issues with her husband, Jace.
Demi Engemann spent most of Season 3 locking horns with most of MomTok, fighting at brand events, posting on social media, and poking her nose into Jessi Draper's marital life. While she did apologise to the group in the season finale, the moms appeared hesitant to forget just yet. Nonetheless, she didn't end the season with a tiff as she accuses Marciano Brunette of sexually assaulting her and is being sued for it.
While most moms had some sort of drama going on, Mayci Neeley remained a calm, neutral friend to the whole group, staying out of the chaos. She helped Whitney Leavitt organise the kumbaya for all the moms in the final episode. However, she seemed closest to Mikayla Matthews, especially since they are both pregnant at the same time.
Layla Taylor became her own person in Season 3 of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. She finally spoke up for herself, even though she was caught between Demi Engemann and Jessi Draper's drama. She also started dating Mason McWhorter, getting proper care for her 'Black hair' and asked Jessi Draper about her affair with Marciano Brunette.
Miranda McWhorter spent most of Season 2 trying to gain her way back into MomTok. However, it was only in Season 3 that she was officially let back in the group. She had some uncomfortable conversations with Demi Engemann, but otherwise remained neutral.
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