‘SLOMW’ star Miranda Hope says she’s supporting co-star Layla Taylor after Taylor publicly came out as bisexual

Miranda Hope, a cast member of Bravo’s “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” said she has been supporting co-star Layla Taylor after Taylor came out as bisexual, according to an interview recorded June 30 and published by Page Six. Hope discussed her reaction to Taylor’s recent confession and addressed how the disclosure landed with them personally and within their circle around filming.

In the Page Six Studio appearance, Hope sat down with “Virtual Reali-Tea” hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real. She framed her response as supportive and emotional, describing the conversation as meaningful after learning that Taylor had come out. The exchange centered on Taylor’s disclosure and the relationship among the cast members, as presented to viewers through the series.

The Page Six report also said that Taylor had not told the rest of the cast prior to filming, a detail that Hope’s comments are tied to in the interview. Page Six did not provide additional documentation about Taylor’s timeline beyond what Taylor discussed publicly in the context of the show and related media appearance.

Taylor’s bisexual identification is described by Page Six as part of her “recent confession,” with Hope positioned as a close friend and co-star reacting to the news. The report describes Hope stopping by the Page Six Studio to discuss the topic, emphasizing the personal dimension of supporting a friend after a public disclosure.

The interview was published the same day it was recorded, June 30, 2026, with Page Six publishing the segment as a video tied to its studio programming. The timing places the remarks in direct proximity to the public conversation about Taylor’s sexuality, with Hope’s support becoming part of the broader media attention around the reality series.

“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” is a scripted-in-the-real sense of reality television in which personal disclosures can become part of how storylines are received by audiences. In that context, Hope’s comments underscore how cast relationships are discussed in public when a cast member shares something previously kept private.

Page Six did not state when the disclosure occurred relative to production beyond its account that Taylor had not told fellow cast members prior to filming. No additional statements from Bravo or from the series’ production were included in the Page Six report, and Hope’s comments were presented as her reaction in a media interview rather than a formal statement from the network.

It remains unclear from the Page Six report how the bisexual disclosure will be reflected in future episodes, or whether the cast’s private conversations will be revisited on-screen. For now, the publicly reported update is limited to Hope’s support and the fact that Taylor’s sexuality has been discussed by the cast member in the course of public promotion and interviews.