Mormon Wives Star's Broadway Success Amid Castmate's Scandal

0:00It's April 9th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Winnie Levitt from Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is dropping hints about her future on the show while killing it on Broadway and Chicago. She joined the series back in September 2024, and now after its fourth season hit in March, she's moved on to dancing with the stars and a role on stage. For her castmates, Taylor Frankie Paul and Jesse Draper are dealing with major off-screen mess. In a recent Good Morning America chat, Levitt kept it vague on returning to Mormon wives. She joked that her mom-top crew brings more drama than any Broadway play, than nodded to the real-world chaos hitting her friends. Fans and media are buzzing over the fallout. Taylor Frankie Paul faced heat from alleged domestic violence cases, including a 2023 incident caught on video with her kid nearby. That led ABC to yank her from the Bachelorette, right before it aired, shaking up reality

1:00TV circles. Paul ended up with a guilty plea and a dance unaggravated assault charges, while others got dropped in a deal. Her team says she's been through years of abuse, and is just protecting her family now. Meanwhile, Jesse Draper's husband filed for divorce and sought a restraining order, which she fought back against. Levitt's living large amid the storm, leaving us wondering if Mormon wives days are done for her, or if more twists are coming down the line.