It's Giving Girl Era: 'Mormon Wives' Celebrate A Baby Boom Of Daughters

It's baby girl season for "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives."

The three expecting mamas - Jen Affleck, Mikayla Matthews, and Mayci Neeley - have all welcomed their new little bundles of joy. The stars of the hit Hulu reality show have shared photos and information about the newest members of the "Mormon Wives" crew, as well as some details about their birth stories on social media.

Earlier this year, baby fever was sweeping the cast of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives." First, Jen Affleck announced she was expecting her third baby. It wasn't long after that announcement that Mikayla Matthews shared her baby news. And knowing things often happen in threes, it probably wasn't the biggest shock to hear that Mayci Neeley was also expecting!

The three friends and MomTok members seemed to be excited to be on their pregnancy journeys together at the same time.

"It's so exciting to have two other friends and castmates on the same journey," Affleck told PEOPLE, shortly after the news came out that Neeley was also pregnant. Matthews added, "I've never been pregnant with a friend or anyone at the same time. It's so fun. I feel like we're all so close and it was such a shock. Obviously, we weren't all planning to get pregnant at the same time, so finding out how close [our due dates] are was really fun."

Affleck was the first of the three expecting "Mormon Wives" to welcome her baby girl.

"Baby Penelope is here & she is perfect," she wrote in an IG caption with a carousel of photos. "Going unmedicated was truly the most painful but empowering experience of my life. I could not have done it without Zac and my supportive doula! I’m so grateful and so happy that Penny is earth side now."

She then shared a few more posts with photos and videos of her and Penelope. One of her posts was a carousel of photos and video of the mom and daughter wearing the cutest matching pajamas.

Matthews was the next mama to welcome her new baby girl to the "Mormon Wives" family a few days ago.

"Introducing our little Lottie girl," Matthews captioned a video that shares some of her birth story. She then shared a humorous video announcing who cut the baby's cord.

"Told my husband he had to move out the way cause I made promises to my best friend that she could cut the cord," she captioned the IG post. The "best friend" in question was none other than the third pregnant "Mormon Wives star," Neeley. She commented on the video, "Hehehe it was my pleasure."

Fans were loving that Neeley cut the cord and took to the comments to share their thoughts.

"That's actually such a cool idea cutting each other's cords. I might suggest that idea to my bestie as we've both vowed to get pregnant the same time," one viewer wrote. Another viewer wanted to now if Matthews would be cutting the cord after Neeley gives birth.

Neeley was the final of the three pregnant mommies to welcome her new baby girl. She hasn't announced her name just yet, but she has shared a carousel of photos on Instagram.

"Our girl is here and our hearts are so full," she captioned the IG post. Matthews instantly popped into the comments to say, "She’s so perfect. Me and Lottie are ready for a play date." Affleck also left a comment, "Penny and I can’t wait to meet her."

"Mormon Wives" fans are probably eagerly waiting for the moms to all get together with their new baby girls and post a photo of the babies together (and we'd be lying if we said we weren't here for it, too).

Will MomTok survive the Emmys?

The hit reality show got its first Emmy nomination for Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program. They are competing against "America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders," "Welcome to Wrexham," "Love on the Spectrum," and "RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked."

The 77th annual Emmy Awards will air on September 14 on CBS.

The first season of the show was released on Hulu in September 2024. It didn't take long for Hulu to renew for a second season with more episodes. Season 2 premiered in May 2025. It's been reported that they are filming season 3, and fans can't wait for that to hit their TVs because season 2 left everyone with a major cliffhanger.

Season 1 and 2 can be currently streamed on Hulu.