The controversial reality television phenomenon The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives has made its highly anticipated return for a third season, inviting viewers back into the dramatic world of Utah's #Momtok community.
All 10 new episodes of the scandal-filled series became available for streaming on Disney+ on November 13, 2025, marking the second release this year following the show's successful debut in 2024.
What to Expect in Season Three
According to the official season synopsis, the new instalment finds the #Momtok community at its lowest point as damaging revelations and serious allegations threaten to destroy everything the women have built.
Viewers will witness a crisis of friendship as loyalties shift dramatically and trust between the cast members is tested to its limits. The lines between fact and fiction become increasingly blurred, leading to what producers describe as a war over morality.
Adding to the drama, season three features a clash between #Momtok and #Dadtok, creating new tensions and conflicts among the Utah influencers.
The Cast and Streaming Details
The series stars Taylor Frankie Paul alongside Demi Engemann, Jen Affleck, Jessi Ngatikaura, Layla Taylor, Mayci Neeley, Mikayla Matthews, Miranda McWhorter and Whitney Leavitt.
Fans can stream the entire third season on Disney+ with a monthly subscription costing £5.99, which can be cancelled at any time. For those looking to save money, the platform offers an attractive deal where members can get 12 months for the price of 10 by paying for a year upfront on either the Standard or Premium plan.
Proven Success and Critical Recognition
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives has proven to be a massive hit for Disney+ since its initial release. The first season broke viewership records to become the most-watched unscripted season premiere on the platform in its first four days.
Earlier this year, the series received further validation when it picked up a nomination for Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards, placing it alongside other successful reality shows like Prime Video's Molly-Mae: Behind It All and Netflix's Victoria Beckham.
Fan reaction to the season three trailer has been largely positive, with one YouTube commenter expressing excitement that we're ending the year on a good note, while another declared it their favourite reality TV show currently airing.
However, not all feedback has been complimentary, with one critic describing the show as outdated, silly and useless, while questioning Disney's support for such content.
