Aspyn Ovard
American influencer and reality show cast member
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Aspyn Ovard (born April 15, 1996) is an American influencer and reality show cast member. She is best known for her fashion, beauty, and lifestyle content on YouTube, which she began in 2011. She has been cast in the upcoming reality show series The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County.
Biography
Ovard was born on April 15, 1996[1] in Utah.[2] She began creating YouTube videos during her high school in 2011, which focused on life updates and beauty content, as well as content with her then-boyfriend Parker Ferris.[3] By 2014, she had over a million followers on YouTube, and emphasized being yourself.[4]
In 2015, she married Ferris, who by that point she also shared an additional channel with. She was 19 at the time.[5] By 2018, she had shifted to more lifestyle-focused content and began also creating on Instagram, which she had reached 1.9 million followers in. She partnered with Tarte Cosmetics that year to create her own self-branded palette.[6] She also began creating content featuring her children, but by 2023 had begun using emojis to cover their faces.[7] She converted her joint account with Ferris to a personal account in 2024.[8]
On April 1, 2024, Ovard filed for divorce with Ferris in the Salt Lake County, Utah Third District Court. That same day, she posted announcing the birth of her third child. In the following days, she continued to post content as normal.[9] She paused divorce proceedings soon after to negotiate a settlement,[10] and later that year moved to California.[11] She has not publically spoken on the reasons behind the divorce, but has alluded to alleged lies. In October 2024, she came out as bisexual.[12]
In March 2026, after speculation, Ovard revealed she was in a throuple relationship with fellow influencer Briana Davis and her husband Billy Davis,[13] and also confirmed she had no intention to ever marry.[14]
In April 2026, Hulu announced The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County, and revealed Ovard would be a member of the cast.[15] Ovard is neither Mormon nor married, but stated she had "so many ties" with Mormonism due to her upbringing in Salt Lake City.[16] Ovard later stated that this was an exception to her previous policy of never doing reality TV.[17]
In April 2026, Ovard confirmed her children would not be appearing on the show.[16] In May 2026, Ovard confirmed her partners would also be appearing on the show with her.[18] That same month, she revealed she had taken anxiety medication to cope with the stress of filming the show.[19]