The MomTok crew is back on Hulu and Disney+ this November, and the drama is hitting harder than ever with old feuds reigniting, new accusations flying, and loyalty lines being drawn!
TL;DR: Quick Bites on Season 3's Epic Return
- Season 3 of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives premieres November 13, 2025, on Hulu and Disney+.
- Expect explosive drama, including Jen Affleck's intense return, new cheating allegations involving Jessi Ngatikaura, and a potential MomTok civil war.
- All 10 episodes will drop at once, making it perfect for an epic binge-watching weekend.
Alright, #MomTok fans, buckle up! The highly anticipated third season of The Secret Lives Of Mormon Wives is hitting our screens on November 13, 2025, and if the brand-new, over two-minute trailer released on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, is anything to go by, this is going to be the most intense season yet. Hulu and Disney+ are dropping all 10 episodes simultaneously, so get your snacks ready for a full-on binge!
This show has consistently delivered the drama since its explosive first season. After Season 2 racked up 5 million views in just five days (making it Hulu’s most-watched unscripted premiere of 2024 and hitting No. 7 on Nielsen streaming ratings), the stakes are higher than ever. It even snagged an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program in July 2025, proving it's more than just viral internet content.
The second season of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives just landed, and its stars are ready for more controversy. We look at the drama and how the cast is handling public scrutiny.
Familiar Faces Return, But Not Without Serious Tension
The core group is back, ready to navigate friendships, faith, and a whole lot of controversy. Expect to see returning favorites like Taylor Frankie Paul, Demi Engemann, Jen Affleck, Jessi Ngatikaura, Layla Taylor, Mayci Neeley, Mikayla Matthews, Miranda McWhorter, and Whitney Leavitt. But don't expect smooth sailing! Mayci Neeley kicks off the trailer by declaring, “MomTok is at its lowest point right now,” and that sentiment pretty much sets the tone for everything.
One of the biggest storylines centers around Jen Affleck’s return. After stepping away in Season 2 to focus on her mental health, Jen is back in the mix, but she’s understandably apprehensive. This isn't just a casual reunion; she’s walking back into a minefield, especially with her long-standing feud with Demi Engemann still raging.
Jen Affleck on her return: “Part of me is scared to come back… If it’s bad, I’m packing my bags and I’m going back to Arizona.”
Demi herself isn't exactly thrilled about Jen's re-entry, stating in a confessional, "If Jen comes at me, I just don't know how I'm going to react." It seems their "significant feud" from last season is far from over, and we're definitely going to see sparks fly.
Get ready for explosive drama! The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 3 premieres November 13 on Hulu & Disney+. Discover the cast, trailer details, and all the MomTok chaos.
Cheating Allegations and Shifting Alliances Rock the Group
Get ready for a deep dive into some serious relationship drama! The Marciano Brunette saga from Vanderpump Villa, which previously implicated Demi Engemann, now takes a turn towards Jessi Ngatikaura. Layla Taylor drops a bombshell on Jessi, claiming Marciano confessed they "had sex" during a trip to Las Vegas. Jessi is visibly shocked, and her husband, Jordan, is NOT happy, threatening to "deck him in the face" if he ever crosses paths with Marciano.
Jessi strongly suspects her former friend Demi is behind these rumors, accusing Demi of doing "anything to ruin my reputation." This season will reportedly see Jessi delve into her marriage struggles, with her even admitting to not wearing her wedding ring previously. Meanwhile, Mikayla Matthews also opens up about her own marriage troubles, confessing, "We have been struggling behind closed doors." It looks like the "DadTok" crew, including Jen's husband Zac Affleck, are also feeling the heat, with Zac exclaiming, "We are fighting for our families and the girls are putting us through hell."
The tension doesn't stop there. Miranda McWhorter's loyalty is questioned by the group due to her closeness with Demi, with some even calling her a "leak in MomTok." The drama gets so intense that someone is even encouraged to take a lie detector test to get to the bottom of the swirling accusations. With accusations of infidelity and betrayal flying around, who can anyone trust?
Before Ginny and Georgia season 3 arrives we are looking back at all the major cliffhangers from season 2. Get ready for Georgia's trial, Ginny's growth, and more drama in Wellsbury.
The Battle for MomTok: A Civil War on the Horizon?
The trailer hints at a major schism within the group, with Whitney Leavitt declaring her intention to "start my own MomTok." This declaration is met with laughter from Taylor Frankie Paul, suggesting a deep divide. Taylor doesn't mince words, stating that "Whitney and Demi are not to be trusted." The official synopsis for Season 3 even promises a "war over morality" and a "clash between #Momtok and #Dadtok." This isn't just petty squabbles; it's a battle for the very soul of their social media empire and friendships.
The show, produced by Jeff Jenkins Productions in association with 3BMG and Walt Disney Television Alternative, really leans into these shifting loyalties. Executive producers Jeff Jenkins, Russell Jay-Staglik, Andrea Metz, Elise Chung, Dan Cerny at Jeff Jenkins Productions, along with Ross Weintraub, Reinout Oerlemans At 3BMG, and Georgia Berger, Lisa Filipelli, Danielle Pistotnik at Select Entertainment, are clearly delivering the high-stakes, unscripted drama fans crave.
Georgia's wedding day arrest leaves the Miller family's secrets out in the open. Season 3 promises new problems and emotional truths for Ginny and Georgia.
MomTok Stars Shine Beyond Hulu: DWTS and Bachelorette Updates
When these women aren't navigating intricate social dynamics, they're busy conquering other entertainment ventures! Jen Affleck recently welcomed her third child with her husband Zac and is currently competing on Dancing with the Stars alongside her co-star Whitney Leavitt. Talk about juggling a lot!
And speaking of big news, Taylor Frankie Paul was controversially announced as the next Bachelorette. This is a huge, daring move for the franchise, as Taylor is the first lead in the show’s history to be cast without appearing on The Bachelor first. Her outspokenness about her sex life and unfiltered comments could make for a truly dramatic season, and some reports even suggest the show's future hinges on her performance. It seems the MomTok women are taking over the entire reality TV world!
The Gilded Age season 3 is almost here. Old money clashes with new, Ada takes charge, and Marian seeks her own path, promising plenty of drama.
Why This Season of 'Secret Lives' Is an Absolute Must-Watch
Season 3 isn't just about the entertainment; it's about pushing boundaries and sparking real conversations. The show's Emmy nomination validates its quality, and its massive viewership numbers prove that audiences are deeply engaged. It delves into how women navigate religious expectations while building modern careers and managing complex social lives – a unique and often relatable premise for reality TV.
With production having wrapped in spring 2025 after 10 weeks of filming (capturing the direct fallout from Season 2's cliffhangers!), the drama is fresh and raw. The question that hangs heavy in the air is: Can #MomTok survive this barrage of lies, betrayals, and public scandals? Or will this be the season where everything collapses for good? You'll have to tune in on November 13 to find out!
Frequently Asked Questions About 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' Season 3
Sources:
- The US Sun
- Hulu Official Releases
- Newsweek
- The Hollywood Reporter
- Hollywood Life
- Deadline
- Us Weekly
- Red94