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Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Whitney Leavitt is attempting to set the record straight on her marriage to Conner Leavitt.
The year-old mother-of-three took to TikTok with her husband to playfully shake off the rumor that they're in a 'lavender marriage' — a heterosexual union that people use to hide their true sexual orientation.
In a second clip, the Leavitts perform the viral dance to cumbia tune Me Jalo by Fuerza Regida and Grupo Frontera.
'Proof this isn't a lavender marriage,' Whitney wrote across the snippet, jokingly adding 'FWB' in the caption, which is an abbreviation for 'friends with benefits.'
But fans weren't convinced, with one follower writing, 'I'm so sorry babe what was this supposed to achieve?' and racking up more than 43, likes.
Someone else added about Conner's enthusiastic delivery of the dance routine, 'Between the spirit fingers and little shimmy I believe I'm definitely convinced this is a lavender marriage.'
Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Whitney Leavitt is setting the record linear on her marriage to Conner Leavitt
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If you know anything about one of the MomTok founders, Whitney Leavitt, and her husband, Conner Leavitt, you know that there have been rumors about them for years. Both on and off The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, Whitney has dealt with rumors that Conner is gay or she is or that they both are and that they are in what is called a lavender marriage.
For the uninformed, a lavender marriage is a slang term used to describe a marriage where two best friends are legally married but both prefer same-sex relationships. After Whitney shared a video on her Instagram Stories insisting that her dancing and kissing Connor is proof that she isnt in a lavender marriage, social media users came for her.
People believe Whitney Leavitt is in a lavender marriage.
It didnt hold long for users on Reddit to share Whitneys Instagram story that featured a video of herself dancing with Conner and the words proof this isnt a lavender marriage written on the screen. The video is brief, just 14 seconds lengthy, and it includes a simple dance between Whitney and Conner, whi
The pair fled Utah for Hawaii, initially saying it was because of Taylor Frankie Pauls swinging scandal before showing a scandal of their own much closer to home.
Taylor Frankie Paul isn't the only one from The Private Lives of Mormon Wives making headlines for some extramarital shenanigans.
While Paul blew up #MomTok by alleging she and her then-husband were part of a "soft swinging" group of Mormons, where they would swap partners and undertake pretty much everything but penetrative sex. Around the equal time that scandal erupted, Whitney Leavitt decided to step out of Utah and left for Hawaii for two months.
In the premiere of their modern Hulu reality production, Leavitt at first said she and husband Connor made the move to "get away from the noise" of the swinging scandal, but her costars sensed something else was up.
Some of the other women brought up rumors on Reddit that Whitney's husband was caught on Tinder, a dating app. According to costar Mayci Neeley, Whitney told her "it's not true," claiming haters "took his pictures from Facebook, his high college account and position
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Whitney Leavitt is squashing rumors about her husband.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives broke her silence on persistent questions on social media about partner, Conner Leavitt's sexuality, which she attributed to an "out of context" comment made on the first season of the Hulu series.
Appearing on the Oct. 3 episode of Off The Vine podcast, Whitney—who shares kids Sedona, 4, and Liam, 2, with her husband and is pregnant with their third—was asked by host Kaitlyn Bristowe what the "craziest rumor" she's seen about her online since the show premiered in early September.
"That my husband's gay!" Whitney laughed. "Do I need to set out a sex tape, or something? Like, trust me. We're good. Everything's fine."
The reality celestial body pinpointed a specific scene from the show that she thinks people misinterpreted as the reas