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Mila Kunis is a major fan of ‘The Secret Wives of Mormon Wives.’
Nov. 20 2025, Published 9:55 p.m. ET
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The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Layla Taylor‘s reality TV world collided with Hollywood royalty when Ashton Kutcher surprised her by dialing up wife Mila Kunis during a recent New York City party.
In an exclusive conversation with OK!, Taylor dishes on a star-studded moment that left her and castmate Jessi Draper Ngatikaura completely stunned: an unexpected phone call with the That ’70s Show actress orchestrated by none other than her famous husband of 10 years.
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Ashton Kutcher FaceTimed Mila Kunis after running into Layla Taylor and Jessi Draper Ngatikaura at a party.
According to Taylor, the run-in happened during a Hulu event in NYC shortly before Season 3 premiered. She and Ngatikaura were mingling at the party when they unexpectedly crossed paths with the Two and a Half Men alum — who recognized them from the show his wife watches at home.
“Jesse and I went to a party for Hulu in New York a couple months ago and we ran into Ashton Kutcher,” Taylor recalls. “He placed Mila [on the phone] with us. It was such a surreal thing. I’ve been watching her in movies since I was little. So for her to know who we were was crazy and so surreal.”
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Miranda Hope Jokes Scott Disick Should ‘Join DadTok’

Miranda Hope thinks Scott Disick would be a good DadTok candidate.
Their series — which follows the friendship fallouts, infidelity revelations and relationship explosions of a tight-knit Utah friend group called MomTok — has earned the attention of a long list of high-profile fans. And Kunis isn’t the only A-lister tuning in.
Miranda Hope tells OK! that learning Khloé Kardashian and Scott Disick watch the reality television series also left the group floored.
“Knowing that they’ve seen the show and are aware of any of us was crazy,” she says, adding that they “told Scott that he should join DadTok.”
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Layla Taylor ‘Shocked’ by Demi Engemann’s ‘Evil’ Behavior
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Layla Taylor called Demi Engemann’s behavior ‘almost evil.’
The new season picks up right where the drama left off — but Taylor warns viewers they’re not ready for how intense things get.
“I was shocked by some of the behaviors that Demi [Engemann] exhibited in the beginning,” she says of the escalating fallout between Engemann and Ngatikaura. “She took things to a very personal, almost evil level with some of the things that she did to Jessi. I was shocked that someone could do that to someone they’re so close to.”
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Layla Taylor ‘Proud’ of How Jessi Ngatikaura ‘Handled’ Her Affair

‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ Season 3 premiered on Hulu on November 13.
Hope agrees the friend group continues to be unpredictable. “What you learn pretty quickly in this group is to always expect the unexpected. Even in moments where I found myself maybe a little shocked, I still wasn’t entirely surprised. You always know that there’s going to be twists and turns.”
One of the biggest shocks? Ngatikaura’s confession about her brief affair with Vanderpump Villa‘s Marciano Brunette.
“It was a very vulnerable moment for Jessi,” Taylor explains. “You don’t ever think it’s going to come out. You think that you’re going to die with that secret… I’m really proud of her for just kind of taking it on the chin.”
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Layla Taylor and Miranda Hope learned to speak their truth while filming Season 3.
Beyond the headline-making drama, both Hope and Taylor admit Season 3 forced them to speak up in a group where strong personalities dominate.
“With everything before the show, during the show, you almost get to a point where, at least for me, I know my truth,” Hope says. “That’s that, and take it or leave it.”
Taylor echoes the sentiment, especially after being accused — along with Hope — of leaking information to Engemann. “‘She’s spreading this,’ and ‘She’s saying that.’ I know that I didn’t do that,” she declares, adding that the experience taught her one powerful lesson: “My voice matters.”
