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Peacock has released the full 23-person cast for the upcoming sixth season of The Traitors, featuring a mix of Broadway stars, athletes, and reality TV veterans. The season is scheduled to premiere in 2027, following a recent three-season renewal.
Peacock has announced the full 23-person cast for the upcoming fifth season of 'The Traitors,' scheduled to premiere in 2027. The lineup includes musical theater star Kristin Chenoweth, Olympic snowboarder Chloe Kim, and reality TV personality Whitney Leavitt. The announcement follows the show's recent renewal for three additional seasons and its third consecutive Emmy win for Outstanding Reality Competition Program. Host Alan Cumming will return, with the series produced by Studio Lambert. The cast features a mix of actors, athletes, and reality stars, including Dominic Monaghan, Bianca Del Rio, and Rashad Jennings.
Whitney Leavitt will replace Carrie St. Louis as Sandra Dee in the Broadway musical 'Just In Time' for a six-week engagement starting December 1, 2026. The casting, announced by producers Tom Kirdahy, Robert Ahrens, and John Frost, aims to capitalize on Leavitt's recent box office success in 'Chicago' during the lucrative holiday season.
Whitney Leavitt announced during her final Chicago performance that she is leaving Hulu's The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives; her rep confirmed the departure to Deadline. Leavitt, who has appeared in every episode and recently debuted on Broadway as Roxie Hart, will executive-produce and star in All for Love (wt), a holiday rom‑com from The Ninth House. Season 5 production was paused after a domestic-violence incident involving a fellow cast member and is expected to resume, though Leavitt’s exact status on the new episodes remains unclear.
Reality TV star Whitney Leavitt quits The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives mid‑season 5 to pursue other gigs, including Dancing with the Stars, as production navigates ongoing cast shakeups; this roundup also notes a cringe‑worthy Fenway Park marriage proposal, Angelina Jolie listing a LA mansion, Jeff Bezos reportedly selling his massive yacht, and a Newark dashcam plane incident.
Whitney Leavitt announced her departure from Hulu’s The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives during her final Chicago performance. Leavitt has appeared in every episode of the Emmy-nominated reality series, which paused production after a fellow cast member’s incident; Season 5 is set to resume, but it’s unclear whether she will appear again beyond a guest role. She’s also moving toward producing and starring in a separate project, All for Love (wt).
Whitney Leavitt has exited The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, announcing her departure during her final performance in Chicago. The reality star-turned-Broadway talent joined the Hulu series in 2024 after Dancing With the Stars and is moving on to other acting projects, including a holiday rom-com for Ninth House Productions that she will star in and executive-produce later this year.
Whitney Leavitt's Roxie Hart helps Broadway's Chicago post the show's highest weekly gross in its 29-year history, taking in $1,457,931 for the week ending March 15 and pushing its current run to $8,049,526 since her February arrival. Leavitt returns March 23 and stays through May 3. The piece also notes strong previews for Dog Day Afternoon and Giant, with Broadway's total weekly box office reaching about $32.76 million across 28 productions.
Whitney Leavitt, known for The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, is expanding beyond reality TV by starring as Roxie Hart in Chicago on Broadway, pursuing a film debut as an executive producer, and continuing to seek diverse acting opportunities, including potential appearances on Dancing With the Stars. She explains a busy, goal‑driven schedule—balancing family, auditions, and stage work—while keeping doors open to future projects and even a possible collaboration with filmmaker Ryan Murphy, as she contemplates stepping back from Mormon Wives to focus on these ambitions.
Reality star Whitney Leavitt leaves Utah for Broadway, moving to New York to play Roxie Hart in Chicago and delivering a growing, more confident performance that builds on a viral hospital TikTok moment, all while resisting mom-shaming.
Whitney Leavitt, known from Hulu’s The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, is pivoting toward Broadway stardom with Roxie Hart in Chicago while juggling DWTS appearances and her MomTok following. As Season 5 of Mormon Wives films in New York, she weighs staying on the reality show versus pursuing scripted acting opportunities and broader artistic goals, all while balancing faith, family, and a growing ambition for new roles.
Whitney Leavitt made her Broadway debut as Roxie Hart in Chicago, with clips posted by the official Chicago production sparking praise for her singing and dancing; a strong MomTok presence attended the after-party, including Jen Affleck, while Demi Engemann shared a supportive photo, and overall reception was largely positive with little criticism.
Whitney Leavitt, known for 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' and 'Dancing with the Stars,' is making her film debut as a star and executive producer in the upcoming Christmas rom-com 'All For Love,' set to be released next year, and will also debut on Broadway in 'Chicago' in early 2026.
Whitney Leavitt and Jen Affleck, stars of 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,' are confirmed to join the cast of season 34 of 'Dancing with the Stars,' with a total of 12 potential contestants rumored to participate.
Jen Affleck and Whitney Leavitt, stars of Hulu's 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,' are set to compete in Season 34 of 'Dancing With the Stars,' which will air this fall on ABC and Disney+ with streaming on Hulu, featuring a diverse cast including Robert Irwin and Alix Earle.