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Pregnant Mormon Wives' Star Whitney Leavitt Reveals Name of Baby No. 3 With Husband Connor Leavitt
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Date:2025-04-21 19:37:03
Whitney Leavitt and Connor Leavitt are definitely ready for baby number three.
In fact, the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives stars revealed at the 2024 People's Choice Country Awards that, despite not knowing the gender of the baby who will join older siblings Sedona, 4, and son Liam, 2, they've got a name ready to go.
"We want the name to be Billy," Whitney exclusively told Priscilla Block on Live From E!: People's Choice Country Awards Sept. 26, "and we'll just change the spelling if it's a boy or if it's a girl."
But the two are ready to be done with having babies, with the 31-year-old joking, "Tubes are tied after this."
The reality star was bumping along on the red carpet, donning a red dress accented with bows, alongside Connor who went for a more classic black suit and black tie look for the Shania Twain-hosted award show. (Click here to see all the red carpet fashion.)
The two also got candid about life since their Hulu series took off, with Whitney sharing that it was "still not registering."
"We'll go out in public and people will come say hi to us, ask for pictures. And I'm like, ‘Why?'" she told E! News host Keltie Knight on the red carpet. "It's like we forget that we just filmed this show and it just blew up way bigger than we thought it would."
And as for how she and Connor are doing after sharing some of the more difficult aspects of their relationship on the show, Whitney reassured everyone that they are "in a great place, we're better than ever."
"I think it was, just because of what we shared and our personal lives," she continued. "It was like, the most traumatic thing we've gone through in our marriage, and I feel like that was hard to share, but we came out stronger the other end."
For now, she and Connor are focusing on their new baby, with Whitney joking that as her due date is in four weeks, she could very well "go into labor on this red carpet."
They are also looking ahead to the future of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, as Whitney is "pretty positive" they'll get a season two. And when it comes to the past season of the show, she knows she very much got the "villain edit," explaining that she's avoided much of the online conversation about the show in order to save her sanity.
To see more from the People's Choice Country Awards red carpet, keep reading.
(E!, NBC and Peacock are all part of the NBCUniversal family.)
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In Roberto Cavalli.
In Valentino.
In Kim Shui from Revolve.
Don't miss the 2024 People's Choice Country Awards ceremony live from Nashville tonight, Sept. 26, at 8 p.m. on NBC and Peacock.veryGood! (9341)
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