Aspyn Ovard, a cast member of the reality series "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County," is the subject of an exclusive report by Page Six describing how she became involved in what the outlet calls a "full-fledged throuple."
The report, published Monday, examines how Ovard's current relationship arrangement developed. A headline from Yahoo that summarizes coverage of the story says the reality star went "from divorce to a full-blown throuple," which suggests the arrangement followed the end of a prior marriage. Ovard had not been quoted in the material available at the time of writing, and the details of the Page Six account have not been independently verified here.
The coverage comes as the series continues to draw wide media attention. The New York Times recently included "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County" in a roundup of six shows to watch. The program is a spinoff of the original "Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," whose cast is often referred to as "MomTok."
People.com also published an exclusive in which Jen Affleck addressed what the outlet describes as a religious divide between the Orange County series and the original MomTok group. The People report indicates that questions of faith and community are a recurring point of discussion around both productions.
Further details about Ovard's relationship, including any statements from the people involved, were not immediately available. This article will be updated if additional verified information emerges.
Sources: Page Six, Yahoo, The New York Times, People.com, via Google News.
