Whitney Leavitt has a lot going on these days.
The influencer made a splash on TV when she appeared on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives in 2024. Since then, Whitney’s life has changed dramatically with a stint on Dancing With the Stars, a hit run in the Broadway musical Chicago, and a starring role in an upcoming holiday movie.
Through it all, she’s had her husband, Conner Leavitt, by her side. The two have been together since 2015, when she met her husband’s family before even meeting him. According to a May 2025 interview with Vulture, she served her Mormon mission in Georgia, where Conner is from, and was matched with her future husband’s loved ones. By the time they met, it was as if they already knew one another.
“It’s just coincidence,” she told the outlet at the time. “How cool is that? I remember being in his home!”
While it took a double date with friends to kick off Whitney and Conner’s romance, their relationship quickly blossomed. After a year of dating, the two wed in a Mormon temple in Provo, UT. Whitney documented their post-wedding date to In-N-Out Burger.
“#notyouraveragebridalshoot #innout @connerleavitt11,” she wrote on Instagram in July 2016.
Fast forward to now, and Whitney and Conner have expanded their family with daughter, Sedona (born in November 2019), and sons Liam (born in December 2021) and Billy Gene (born in October 2024).
While raising the kids, Whitney gained notoriety as part of #MomTok on TikTok. The group, which was comprised of her and other Utah-based mothers, like her SLOMW co-stars Jessi Draper, Taylor Frankie Paul, and Mayci Neeley, posted videos that went viral. This led to The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives getting picked up by Hulu, putting Whitney and Conner’s relationship in the spotlight.
After the first season, the couple left the show (and Utah) to focus on their relationship. They relocated to Hawaii for a spell, and eventually returned to Utah and continued to work on the show.
“Some people can tell you something and say, 'Hey, I've noticed this,' and maybe it's not the best trait and either you're going to believe it or not,” she told People at the time. “And if you do believe it, then you're going to want to get better.”
Conner was by Whitney’s side during her time in Chicago, and Whitney supported Conner when he appeared in the Off-Broadway play 11 to Midnight.
“I’ve been really inspired by Whitney’s creativity and her desire to act and be onstage,” Conner told us for the couple's Good Housekeeping September cover interview. “As we’ve grown in our careers, I’ve gotten to explore some of those elements too.”
With chasing after their careers—and three young children—Whitney and Conner know it can't all work if they aren't working together to get everything done.
“There’s not a division of responsibility,” Conner told us. “There are days when Whitney does the dishes and days when I do the dishes, days when I’m out skimming the pool and days when Whitney is out skimming the pool. It’s just, whatever needs to get done, whoever has the time does it.”
“Conner and I have created a relationship where I can come to him and be like, ‘I am dead today. I don’t have energy to do the laundry. Can you help out?’ ” Whitney added. “And sometimes we’re both at zero. Then we just don’t do it that day.”
The two recently returned to where it all started: Utah. With parenting, the purchase of a new house, a recently launched production company, Leavitt Media House, and more roles on the way, Whitney and Conner have their hands full, and it’s clear that through it all, they have a deep appreciation for one another.
“I just feel so blessed that we get to be Mom and Dad, and be in love, and be business partners. It’s everything and more,” Whitney said.
The couple renewed their wedding vows in June 2026, and Conner gushed about how far they’ve come.
“Life is about saying yes,” he wrote on Instagram. “Yes to the unknown, yes to the adventure, yes to the hard days and the beautiful ones, yes to building something that lasts. But the most important yes of my life didn’t come from me. It came from you, 10 years ago, when you said yes to me.”
“When you said yes to loving me, growing with me, believing in us, and walking into a future we could only imagine,” he added. “And every day since, your yes has shaped my life into something more meaningful than I ever could have dreamed. So today, standing here again, surrounded by the life we’ve built and the love that has carried us, I renew my vows to you. I say yes again, to you, to us, to every season ahead, to choosing you over and over for the rest of my life.”
The couple had another iconic In-N-Out Burger moment to celebrate.
“A decade later, still choosing you (& In-N-Out) 🍔,” she wrote on Instagram.
