In an exciting turn of events for fans and followers, Miranda Hope, known for her role in the reality series *The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives*, has announced her foray into the world of country music. The 28-year-old star shared the news about her debut single, titled “FU4THAT,” which is set to be released on June 26. This venture marks a significant shift in her career, embracing her passion for music as a means of self-expression.
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Miranda took to Instagram on June 11 to unveil her latest professional pursuit. Accompanied by a video that showcased her spelling out the title of her single on the side mirror of a car, Hope expressed her enthusiasm for this new chapter. The caption read, “FU4THAT SUMMER LOADING… 💋”, hinting at an upbeat summer anthem.
Reflecting on her musical journey, Miranda shared her mixed feelings of excitement and apprehension. In an exclusive comment to *PEOPLE*, she said, “Sharing this part of myself with the world is both exciting and intimidating.” She further elaborated that music has long been an important aspect of her life and that this project provided a unique opportunity to convey her story through a new artistic lens. “I’m so proud of what we’ve created, can’t wait for people to hear it, and this is just the beginning,” she added.
The title of what appears to be an empowering anthem suggests that the song may address challenges Hope has faced in her personal life. Indeed, the reality TV star has recently navigated a complex emotional landscape following her divorce from Chase McWhorter in 2024. Their relationship, which lasted seven years and produced two children, has been scrutinised in the media since their split.
Things became particularly tense in March when Jessi Draper, a fellow cast member from *The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives*, kissed Hope’s ex-husband. Draper later acknowledged her actions, sending flowers to Hope with a note that expressed understanding of her upset feelings. Nevertheless, the incident prompted Hope to voice her frustration subtly on social media. She posted, “GRWM while I process my friend group being a waiting room for my ex-husband,” signalling her exasperation at the situation with both wit and humour.
Following this, McWhorter made headlines when appearing on Harry Jowsey’s podcast *Boyfriend Material*. During the episode, he suggested that he still has feelings for Hope and yearns to reconcile, although he acknowledged she is “too smart” to consider getting back together. This commentary has only amplified the interest in Hope’s upcoming release.
Music is not an unfamiliar territory for the cast of *MomTok*. Miranda is joining the ranks of fellow cast members who have pursued musical endeavours. Whitney Leavitt made headlines earlier this year with her Broadway debut in a leading role in *Chicago*, while Demi Engemann captured viewers’ attention in the fourth season of *The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives* with her evident musical talent, as she recorded the song “True Colors” with her husband in the studio.
Miranda’s transition to music may also reflect a broader trend among reality TV stars seeking to diversify their careers and explore new creative avenues. With her debut single on the horizon, fans are eagerly anticipating how she will translate her life experiences into song.
As June 26 approaches, the buzz surrounding “FU4THAT” continues to grow. Hope’s supporters are keen to see how her artistry will evolve and what stories she intends to tell through her music. With her personal experiences as fuel, Miranda Hope is poised to make a significant impact on the country music scene as she embarks on this thrilling new chapter of her life.