'SLOMW: Orange County' Fans Want To Know if Bobbi Althoff Is Actually Mormon or Not

The first Secret Lives of Mormon Wives spinoff on Hulu, aptly titled The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County, might be playing a little fast and loose with "Mormon" and "wife." Because, while some social media users already knew one of its stars, Bobbi Althoff, they aren't sure about her religious background.

So, is Bobbi Althoff Mormon? The premise of the show is that Hulu will once again follow a group of mom influencers who share a specific religion while navigating a more mainstream and modern world, while trying to blend together the two ways of living. But this isn't Salt Lake City or even Utah anymore, and Orange County, Calif., is kind of a different ballgame when it comes to religion.

Bobbi has spoken about God and religion in the past, but she has never revealed that she is Mormon. In fact, she has admitted to having a background in Christianity, but has not said she is Mormon. When she appeared on Soul Boom w/ Rainn Wilson in late 2024, she opened up about her belief in God. But again, she did not say she identifies as Mormon.

"Having faith in God helps me let go of what I can control," she said. "I have to believe in God, 'cause I need to, or I won't ever sleep again, or I won't be at peace. I'd be sitting here and stressing out."

Bobbi also talked about her faith on her podcast, The Real Good Podcast. She admitted she was once a "very dedicated super Christian." These days, it's not totally clear if she is still Christian or if she doesn't conform to one religion at all. But Mormonism? Probs not.

Bobbi is in good company in being outside of the Mormon religion, despite the title of the show she now stars in with other content creators. At this point, it's almost a placeholder for "mom influencer with a moral code" or "vaguely religious content creator who is also a mother." Some of the ladies do belong to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or LDS Church.

Others, like Bobbi, are not confirmed to be Mormon. Avery Woods, for example, has never shared that she is Mormon. In fact, religion hasn't really been part of her TikTok persona. The women would have religious backgrounds in other religions, of course. However, unlike most of the women in SLOMW, the women of Orange County are not all involved in the Mormon church.

McCall DaPron, the sister of OG cast member Mayci McNeely, is a confirmed Mormon, likely because of her roots in the religion. But it's not totally clear where everyone stands on religion and Mormonism on the Hulu reality show. Viewers did see Whitney Leavitt and Jenn Affleck try to find a Mormon church when they moved to Los Angeles for Dancing With the Stars, so it's not like there isn't a Mormon community in California. It just might be harder to come by than in Utah.