America isn’t done with #MomTok yet.
Hulu announced Tuesday that the hit reality series “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” will be back for a fourth season, which will drop on the streaming service early in 2026, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The third season, which consisted of 10 episodes, debuted on Hulu on Nov. 13. The third-season reunion special is scheduled to stream on Thursday, Dec. 4, the network said.
The Utah cast have had a particularly busy year. Taylor Frankie Paul, whose TikTok posts about “soft swinging” brought the MomTok group to the nation’s attention, is scheduled to be the star of the new season of ABC’s reality-show romance “The Bachelorette.” Meanwhile, Jennifer Affleck and Whitney Leavitt both competed this season on another ABC show, “Dancing With the Stars.”
Close watchers of the show noted that in Season 3, Leavitt and Demi Engemann were relatively absent. Leavitt confirms in the fifth episode that she wanted but didn’t receive a role in a scripted ABC show as part of her contract and only came back to film so she could audition for “Dancing With the Stars.”
Cast member Mikayla Matthews argues in one episode that Engemann isn’t filming because she wanted to “get paid three times more than everyone else.” When Engemann does return, late in the season, she tells a producer that she’s “back to set the record straight. … I don’t feel like I’ve had the fair chance at sharing my story.
Season 3’s cast members also included Jessi Draper Ngatikaura, Layla Taylor, Mayce Neeley and Miranda Hope.
Hulu has not announced how many MomTok members will return for Season 4.