Aspyn Ovard screams at ex over daughter’s terminal cancer diagnosis in gut-wrenching ‘Mormon Wives’ moment: She’s ‘going to die!’

See more of our coverage in your search results. Aspyn Ovard and her ex-husband, Parker Ferris, got into a heated argument over their daughter’s terminal cancer diagnosis in “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County,” which premiered on Hulu on Thursday. During a tense therapy scene filmed for the Hulu spinoff’s premiere episode, Ovard — who shares three daughters with Ferris — got into a screaming match with her ex over the stipulations of their parenting agreement. “You are mad that our f–king life ended!” Ovard yelled. “You are so mad and grieving so hard that our life with our children is over.” Aspyn Ovard and her ex-husband, Parker Ferris, got into a heated argument over their daughter’s terminal cancer diagnosis in “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County.” Hulu During a tense therapy scene, Ovard accused Ferris of “nitpicking” her parenting style to distract himself from the heartbreak of their daughter’s terminal cancer diagnosis. Hulu Ovard, 30, then went on to accuse Ferris, 31, of “nitpicking” her parenting style to distract himself from the heartbreak of their daughter’s terminal cancer diagnosis. “You grasp onto anything that you can to distract yourself from the grief of the fact that our daughter is going to die!” Ovard said. “You know that’s true.” In her confessional, the breakout reality star tearfully shared that one of their three daughters was diagnosed with terminal cancer over three years ago, though she didn’t name which child is sick. Ovard proclaimed that their “daughter is going to die” in the heartbreaking exchange. Hulu In her confessional, Ovard said her daughter received a terminal cancer diagnosis over three years ago. Hulu “At the hospital, we were like, ‘It has to be fine,’” she recalled of the moment they received the unimaginable news. “You can’t fathom they’re actually gonna tell you that your baby has cancer, and that it’s terminal and she could be gone in a month.” Back in their therapy session, Ovard — who is currently in a throuple with Bri Davis and her husband, Billy Davis — told Ferris she was trying to “make as much money as possible” so neither of them has to work when they are mourning their daughter. “You know that I will always take care of you because I always have!” she exclaimed. Ovard (pictured above in an Instagram photo) did not disclose which of her three daughters is sick. aspynovard/instagram Ovard and Ferris (pictured above with their kids in an Instagram post) were high school sweethearts who got married in 2015. aspynovard/instagram Ovard and Ferris were high school sweethearts who got married in October 2015. They share daughters Cove, 7, Lola, 5, and Elle, 2. Ovard filed for divorce in April 2024 after nearly nine years of marriage, and on the same day she announced the birth of their third child. Ovard filed for divorce from Ferris (pictured above with their daughters in an Instagram post) in 2024 after nearly nine years of marriage. Instagram/parkerferris Ovard filed for divorce on the day she announced the birth of their third child. (Pictured above: Ferris with their daughters in an Instagram post.) Instagram/parkerferris Stay one step ahead with all the exclusive tea on your favorite reality TV stars! Sign up for Virtual Reali-Tea with Danny and Evan, our must-read newsletter! Thank for signing up! In the show, she attributed the downfall of their relationship to finding out that Ferris had been secretly drinking alcohol behind her back for years. Ovard said her father was an alcoholic, and, until that point, she thought she and Ferris were on the same page when it came to abstaining from drinking. The content creator also said their marriage wouldn’t have survived their daughter’s devastating diagnosis. “We weren’t even going to make it through before this happened,” she explained. “It’s just so toxic and hard and through all of it I feel like I still just tried to take care of him because I know how hard he’s grieving.” Ovard (pictured above in an Instagram post) said their marriage would not have survived her daughter’s diagnosis. Instaram/aspynovard While the former couple did not share specific details about their daughter’s diagnosis, they revealed in a later episode that doctors have called her a “walking miracle.” (Pictured above: Ovard in “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County”.) Hulu While the former couple did not share specific details about their daughter’s diagnosis, they revealed in a later episode that doctors have called her a “walking miracle.” Following another “stable scan,” Ovard said it’s “unusual for a child with this kind of cancer to have this much time.” The entire first season of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County” is currently streaming on Hulu. Community Guidelines Welcome to the Page Six Community! Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space. In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience. Simply put, keep it civil. 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