The "Mormon Wives" are going from Salt Lake City to SoCal.
A new spinoff of Hulu's hit show "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" based in Orange County, California, is premiering this week.
"The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County" will feature almost an entirely new lineup of MomTokers, with the exception of Jen Affleck, one of the stars of the original Utah-based reality show.
Like the original series, the Orange County spinoff teases storylines about the women navigating complicated relationships with the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
It comes more than two years after "Mormon Wives" first premiered on Hulu, becoming a massive hit for the streamer and churning out a total of five seasons.
The original show has faced a tumultuous
year in the spotlight after a "Bachelorette" season starring cast member Taylor Frankie Paul was shelved days before premiering over domestic violence allegations. Other stars, including Whitney Leavitt and Mikayla Matthews, have announced their exit the show.
Here's what to know about the new spinoff "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County."
When does 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County' come out?
"The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County" will be released on Thursday, Nov. 12.
All eight episodes will be available to watch that day.
How to watch 'SLOMW: Orange County'
The "Mormon Wives" spinoff will be available to watch on Hulu, as well as Disney+ for customers who have a Hulu and Disney+ bundle.
Hulu standalone plans start at $12.49 per month for an ad-supported version. The Disney+ and Hulu bundle starts at $12.99 per month.
Watch 'SLOMW: OC' on Hulu here
Meet 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County' cast
The cast of the new "Mormon Wives" spinoff includes Affleck, plus a group of other popular social media influencers.
See photos of the cast in the gallery above.
Here's what to know about each of them, according to Hulu:
Ashleigh Pease (@ashleigh_pease)
Pease is the only Australian-born "Mormon Wives" cast member.
Unlike her fellow stars, she has a smaller presence on social media, where she shares life with her husband Nathan and their four children.
Aspyn Ovard (@aspynovard)
A longtime YouTuber, Ovard's early content centered on sharing videos alongside her former husband, Parker Ferris, and eventually their daughters.
After her divorce from Ferris, Ovard has openly shared about exploring her bisexuality across her social media platforms, where she has millions of followers.
Avery Woods (@averyywoods)
Woods began her social media career by sharing about her career as a pediatric ICU nurse.
Now a full-time content creator, Woods also hosts the "Cheers! with Avery Woods" podcast. She and her husband David share two children.
Bobbi Althoff (@bobbialthoff)
Althoff is a longtime social media creator and the host of "The Really Good Podcast" on YouTube.
A mom of two daughters, she is divorced from tech executive Cory Althoff.
She is known for deadpan humor and has more than 8 million followers on TikTok alone.
Jen Affleck (@Jenniferlaffleckk)
The only spinoff star from the original "Mormon Wives," Jen Affleck is back in Southern California after a stint on "Dancing with the Stars.""SLOMW: OC" will see Affleck navigating a new friend group and challenges in her marriage. She filed for divorce from husband Zac Affleck in early November, after the season filmed.
Jordan McClanahan (@jordan_mcclanahan)
McClanahan appears to have been a later addition to the show, as she was not included in Hulu's original cast announcement.
According to her social media profiles, McClanahan is a fitness instructor and mom of four. She is also a Mormon convert.
Madison Bontempo (@madisonbontempo)
Bontempo is better known as one of the creators behind her family's YouTube channel, The Fishfam, which has more than 4.7 million subscribers.
There, she and her husband Kyler Fisher have spent years documenting life with their five children. Bontempo has also been open about being a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
McCall DaPron (@mccalldapron)
The older sister of original "Mormon Wives" cast member Mayci Neeley, DaPron and her sister share more than just a striking resemblance.
Like Neeley, DaPron was a Division I tennis player at Brigham Young University and later the University of California, Los Angeles.
DaPron, a mom to four kids with her husband Alex, now shares motherhood and sourdough baking on her social media accounts.
Salomé Andrea (@salomeandreaa)
Andrea is a lifestyle creator and Utah native who has been open on social media about her experience being raised Mormon.
A mom to seven-year-old twins, she is also expecting her third child with her husband Aaron Brimhall.
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Melina Khan is a national trending reporter for USA TODAY. Keep up with her on Instagram @bymelinakhan and TikTok @melina.khan2.
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