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Whitney Leavitt Goes Back to Her Roots With Bob Transformation

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Whitney Leavitt revealed that she had recently gotten a bob haircut, two years after her onscreen debut with the same short look. Two years after the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star appeared on the Hulu reality show with a strawberry blonde bob—which she ditched by the second […]

By deepak · September 4, 2026 · 3 min read

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Whitney Leavitt revealed that she had recently gotten a bob haircut, two years after her onscreen debut with the same short look.

Two years after the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star appeared on the Hulu reality show with a strawberry blonde bob—which she ditched by the second installment—she showed off her new, shorter haircut.

"Sorry, I'm late. It's been such a crazy day. Hi," Leavitt lip-synced the Euphoria audio in her Sept. 4 Instagram video. "You look amazing."

She began the clip sitting in a salon chair with her long tresses, then transitioned to fluffing the newly cut bob. The 33-year-old—who changed into an "I'm Connor Leavitt's wife" T-shirt for the transformation—captioned the post with a callback to her OG SLOMW look, writing, "she's backkkkkkkkkk!!!!!" 

The new 'do was a fan favorite, with pal Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi commenting, "Bobs are so in." Meanwhile, her fellow SLOMW costar Mikayla Matthews simply wrote with a heart-eyes emoji, "AHHHHH."

Since growing out her hair, Leavitt—mom to kids Sedona, 6, Liam, 4, and Billy Gene, 23 months, with her husband of 10 years—has experimented with different hues of blonde, brown and red, though she hasn't taken off much length.

But it felt fitting for the Dancing With the Stars alum—whose stylist Cassadi Currier met her in Utah for the cut—to return to her roots. After all, she may have spent time in L.A. filming the dance competition and months in New York City while starring in Chicago, but her heart will always belong to the western state.

"I just feel like, in general, in Utah, there's this weird, you gotta be the best culture," she told Danielle Fishel on her Danielle With… podcast in November 2025. "I think it's with anything. I love the beauty industry there. I love anything. It's better in Utah. Getting my hair done, my makeup done, shopping, I just love it."

"There's pressure to be perfect and to always appear like you've got it all together," Leavitt added, but emphasized, "Everything's better in Utah." 

As Leavitt embraces her new-old look, keep reading for more celebrity hair transformations.

The Heated Rivalry star shocked fans after swapping out Ilya Rozanov's signature curls for a buzz cut amid filming season two of the gay hockey romance in August 2026.

Two weeks after attending the Little Brother premiere with a full head of brown hair, the WWE legend debuted a shaved look ahead of his second hair transplant.

"Round 2 of [Follicular Unit Extraction] Treatment and this time I went all in for best possible results," he wrote on X June 29, 2026. "Thank you Ken Anderson and the staff at Anderson Center for Hair for accompanying me on this journey!"

The Last Week Tonight host debuted jet-black hair for a guest role on ABC's long-running soap opera General Hospital.

Trading in her signature golden locks, the country music star wrote on Instagram in August 2025, "Well, the last time I saw my natural hair color, I was probably about 12 years old, but I thought it might be time to give it a second chance."

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