Aspyn Ovard is bringing her relationship with Bri and Billy Davis to television for the first time, and she is not describing it as a fling. In an exclusive clip from Thursday’s forthcoming Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County premiere, Ovard introduces the Hulu audience to the pair she now calls her partners.
The timing matters because the relationship is being revealed as the show readies its premiere, giving viewers a first look at a setup Ovard once said she never pictured for herself. She said being in a throuple was never part of her plan, but the arrangement grew out of a connection that started online and quickly stopped being casual.
Ovard said she met Bri through Instagram a year and a half ago, after Bri asked if she wanted to be friends with benefits. “It was supposed to be casual, and then here we are; it is not casual,” Ovard said. She also said the dynamic deepened after she, Bri and Billy spent time together and “really clicked right away,” turning what began as a loose arrangement into a three-person relationship that is now being shown publicly.
That shift sits against the rest of Ovard’s recent life. After her 2024 divorce from Parker Ferris, with whom she shares daughters Cove, Lola and Elle after eight years together, she said she gained a new perspective on life. She also said she wanted to date a woman after the split, which helps explain why the relationship with Bri and Billy took a path she did not expect.
Still, the way Ovard describes the arrangement does not fit neatly into the label many viewers would use. In June, she pushed back on comments that framed the bond as dating a married couple, saying that was not how it felt to her. “These are my partners,” she said then. “None of us feel like we’re dating.”
Bri and Billy Davis bring their own history to the relationship. They first met in middle school, started dating at 15 and 16, and married at 21 and 22. Bri said she later wanted to explore her sexuality, and after what she described as a long run of conversations, she and Billy decided to open their relationship to other partners without planning for a full romantic partnership to form. Instead, she said, they “just kind of fell into it” with Ovard.
That is the part the premiere is poised to make visible: not just that Ovard is in a throuple, but how one formed from something that began casually and became a shared commitment. What the clip does not explain is how the three of them manage the relationship day to day, and that may be the question the audience keeps watching to answer when Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County opens its run.
