Originally appeared on E! Online
Jen Affleck and Whitney Leavitt may not be jiving these days.
After she and partner Jan Ravnik were eliminated from “Dancing With the Stars” during Halloween Night, Affleck indicated there was bad blood between her and her “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” costar with a telling answer as to who she is supporting through the remainder of the dance competition’s season 34.
As for those who has Affleck in their corner?
“Andy [Richter] and Robert [Irwin], honestly, I said this since day one,” the 26-year-old admitted during her and Ravnik’s Oct. 28 Instagram live following their elimination. “And I would be rooting for a former Mom Tok person, but we won’t be getting into that.
But that’s not to say fans will never get to the bottom of their apparent feud. Affleck, who returns to “Mormon Wives” alongside Leavitt, Taylor Frankie Paul and more, in November, added, “You have to wait for season three.”
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For his part, Ravnik, 30, playfully opted to be removed from the narrative.
“Oh, I’m out of this chat,” he quipped. “Too much drama for me.”
Affleck and Ravnik were eliminated after scoring a 32/40 for their contemporary dance to Taylor Swift’s “Look What You Made Me Do.” As for Whitney and her partner Mark Ballas, the duo lived to see another dance after scoring 37/40 for their jazz dance to Green Day’s “Brain Stew.”
But while Affleck teased all was not well with their friendship, Leavitt expressed her support for Affleck following the Oct. 28 elimination.
“It sucks because all of us work so hard to be here,” Leavitt told People. “She worked so hard. I loved her dance tonight.”
“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” is your next reality TV obsession. The series features a young group of Mormon wives turned TikTok influencers who get caught up in a sex scandal that shocks their conservative community. Access Daily’s Mario Lopez and Kit Hoover sat down with the cast to discuss just how wild the show gets. “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” premieres Sept. 6 on Hulu.
