Of all the new faces arriving on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County, none has sparked more questions than Aspyn Ovard. She is 30, a YouTube creator since 2011, a mother of three, and, by her own admission, neither a wife nor currently a Mormon. Yet she is one of the nine stars of Hulu’s first Mormon Wives spinoff, premiering Thursday, November 12, with all ten episodes dropping at once.
Who Is Aspyn Ovard?
Aspyn Ovard built her audience the old-fashioned YouTube way: she started posting lifestyle and beauty videos as a teenager in 2011 and kept going, growing up on camera with her viewers. When Hulu announced the Orange County spinoff on April 22, 2026, fans immediately asked how a divorced, unmarried, non-Mormon creator fit a show called The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.
Aspyn answered the question herself in a YouTube video titled “I’m going on reality tv!!!” in May 2026. “Obviously, I’m not a wife. I’m not married,” she said. “I have so many ties to Mormonism from growing up in Utah, getting married young and just being surrounded by that culture.”
Her Marriage to Parker Ferris and the 2024 Divorce
Aspyn’s ex-husband is Parker Ferris, a fellow content creator. The two went to the same elementary school, started dating in high school, and married in October 2015, when she was 19 and he was 20. Together they built a shared channel and a family: daughters Cove, Lola, and Elle. Aspyn filed for divorce in April 2024, on the very same day she announced Elle’s birth, ending a marriage of nearly nine years.
She has never given a single clean reason for the split. Aspyn has hinted at a “betrayal” while also clarifying that she does not believe she was cheated on, to her knowledge, and has said her next partner would be “someone who doesn’t lie.” What she has been clear about is the aftermath: the last few years were hard, she felt as though she had been hiding, and she has deliberately kept her children out of the show.
Who Are Bri and Billy Davis?
Aspyn is in a throuple with married couple Bri Davis and Billy Davis, and she describes them simply as her partners. She dates both of them and has separate relationships with each. Bri and Billy met when they were 11 and 12, started dating at 15 and 16, and married young at 20 and 21. Years later, Bri realized she wanted to explore her sexuality, and Billy supported her. The couple agreed to be ethically non-monogamous, meaning each could explore outside the marriage, without initially planning to bring a third person into the relationship.
YOU MAY LIKEJen Affleck Reveals Why She Filed for Divorce While Pregnant — and Zac Says He Was BlindsidedAspyn met Bri after Bri sent her a direct message in October 2024. Bri had watched Aspyn’s videos years earlier and, seeing her content resurface during the divorce, pieced together what was happening. Aspyn had posted a video about what she wanted in her next relationship with rainbow hearts over the footage, which Bri read as a signal to the gay community. “I was. I literally was,” Aspyn later confirmed. The two clicked immediately, Aspyn herself suggested bringing Billy into the dynamic, and by October 2025 the Davises had moved to California.
What Aspyn Says About the Throuple
Aspyn has been strikingly matter-of-fact about a relationship structure that the show’s trailer treats as a bombshell. In the first-look footage she kisses Billy and asks, “What would I do without you?” then turns to kiss Bri and adds, “And you?” On TikTok she has described the dynamic as “as normal as it can get considering the fact that it is three people instead of two,” with “no weird rules.”
“If I’m sharing my life, I need to just share all of it,” she said in her May 2026 video. “Not 100 percent of everything, but a lot of everything.” She has also said she believes the show will be “healing” for her after the divorce.
Why Her Story Matters for Orange County
Aspyn’s storyline is the spinoff’s clearest test of its own premise. The original Utah show built its drama on faith, marriage, and the gap between the two; Orange County imports that tension into a cast where several women are not Mormon, not married, or both. Aspyn sits at the center of that fault line: raised inside Mormon culture and married young inside it, she left the marriage and built a family structure the church would not recognize.
So tell us: do you think Aspyn’s honesty about her throuple will bring the Orange County cast together, or split it on day one? Share your take in the comments.
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