Madison Bontempo is a mother of five, a family YouTuber, and one of the nine women on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County. The Hulu spinoff premieres on Thursday, November 12, 2026, with all eight episodes dropping at once.
She comes to the show with an audience already in place. She and her husband, Kyler Fisher, run The FishFam, a family YouTube channel with more than 4.7 million subscribers. She is also Mormon, and she has said she wants the show to give a fuller picture of her faith than the original series did.
The Family YouTuber Joining the Orange County Cast
Madison is one of eight newcomers on the Orange County spinoff. Jen Affleck is the only cast member crossing over from the original Utah series. The rest of the cast is Bobbi Althoff, Aspyn Ovard, Avery Woods, McCall DaPron, Salomé Andrea, Ashleigh Pease, and Jordan McClanahan.
Hulu announced the spinoff on April 22, 2026, at its Get Real House event in Beverly Hills. Madison was on stage with her co-stars, posting clips from the event to Instagram. She wrote on Instagram after the announcement that she planned to bring her vulnerability and her true self to the show, and to keep her foundation strong through the ups and downs.
Madison built her following by filming her family life, not by chasing reality TV.
When and Where to Watch Madison on Mormon Wives OC
Hulu’s original September 29 announcement said ten episodes, while the October 20 trailer release said eight; this profile follows the later trailer wording, and the count will be corrected at air time if the drop is ten.
In the United States, the show streams on Hulu, including through Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers. Outside the United States, it streams on Disney+. The series comes from Jeff Jenkins Productions, in association with 3BMG and Walt Disney Television Alternative.
Hulu released the official trailer on October 20, 2026. The trailer puts Madison among a group of young mothers in Orange County whose beliefs, friendships, and family lives sit at the center of the show. Hulu describes the group as women living in a community where beliefs are part of their identity, not just their religion.
The FishFam: A Family Channel Built Since 2016
The FishFam is the core of Madison’s public life. She and Kyler launched the channel on November 29, 2016, to film daily life with their twin daughters, Taytum and Oakley, who were babies at the time. The channel grew as the family grew, and it now covers vlogs, challenges, pranks, travel, and birthday videos with all five children.
The channel passed 4.7 million subscribers by October 2026, with more than 1,500 videos posted and over 1.7 billion total views. Its own channel description puts the count higher, at more than 4.8 million subscribers. The videos mix planned challenges with ordinary family days, and Madison and Kyler both appear on camera with the kids.
The twins have their own following too. Taytum and Oakley share a joint Instagram account, and all of her kids also have their own Instagram accounts that have amassed millions of followers over the years. She arrived with a family brand that has run for almost a decade.
The channel is still active in the weeks before the premiere. In early November 2026, the family posted a vlog with JoJo Siwa, built around a hat prank that backfired on Kyler. It is the same kind of light, family-first video the channel has posted for years.
Madison and Kyler Fisher: Marriage and Five Kids
Madison married Kyler Steven Fisher on April 27, 2013. The two had dated since 2011 and got engaged in 2012. Kyler is an actor, a country singer, and a content creator, and he co-runs The FishFam with Madison.
They have five children. Twin daughters Taytum and Oakley were born in 2016, daughter Halston in 2019, son Oliver in 2020, and youngest son Cohen in 2022. The family moved from Utah to California, and the show films them in California. Older listings still give a South Jordan, Utah address, and Madison posted in February 2026 that her Utah lakefront house was available to rent.
Madison uses both her maiden name and her married name in public. She is billed as Madison Bontempo on the Hulu cast list, and she also goes by Madison Fisher. Her Instagram handle is @madisonbontempo, where she had about 1.86 million followers as of late October 2026. She and Kyler also post together on TikTok as @kylerandmad.
Acting Before YouTube: From Child Roles to Chapel
Madison acted long before she became a family vlogger. She was born in Los Angeles on December 20, 1991, and she started acting as a child. Her first film role was Debbie in the 2007 comedy The Metrosexual, when she was 15.
Her later roles include Alex in the TV series Lincoln Heights in 2008, Jordan in the family film The Last Straw in 2014, and April in the romance Love Everlasting in 2016. She also appeared in Without a Paddle: Nature’s Calling in 2009 and played a bride in the Disney film Magic Camp in 2020.
Her most recent acting work is Chapel, a thriller released in 2024, in which she plays Emily Harvey and also worked as an executive producer. Producing is a second thread in her career. She was Emily and executive producer on the 2023 short Run Away to Mars, and she holds a producer credit on Chapel.
She spent her teens and twenties acting, then spent the next decade filming her own family. The Hulu show is a new format, but performing in front of a camera is not new to her.
Wittles: The Kids Nutrition Brand She Built With Kyler
Madison is also a founder, not just a creator. She and Kyler founded Wittles, a kids nutrition brand built around a dairy-free, plant-based chocolate powder drink mix. The mix is aimed at children, with protein, vitamins, minerals, and superfoods in a chocolate drink that parents can mix at home.
Wittles introduced its Chocolate Powder Drink Mix in February 2025. Madison and Kyler have promoted it themselves on Instagram, including a video in May 2025 with Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson trying the product in a kitchen. The brand also runs its own Instagram account, @wittleskids.
The brand grew out of the same problem the FishFam videos show every day: getting small children to eat well. It is her clearest business outside of content, and it gives her a second story to tell on the show beyond the family channel.
The MADLife: Her Own Podcast
Madison hosts her own podcast, The MADLife with Madison Fisher, produced with Studio71. The show covers motherhood, relationships, family life, and personal growth, and it gives her a place to talk at length in a way a family vlog does not.
The podcast launched on August 8, 2023, with Studio71, and its second season opened on January 6, 2025, with an episode about new moves, new goals, and building a life the family loves. Episodes also run on YouTube, where the MADLife channel carries the recordings. It is a smaller audience than The FishFam, but it is the outlet where Madison speaks most directly as herself.
Born to Be Viral and the Kidfluencer Conversation
The FishFam was a main focus of Born to Be Viral: The Real Lives of Kidfluencers, the ABC News Studios docuseries released in 2025. The series followed families whose children had become online stars, and it looked at the money, the pressure, and the choices parents make when their kids grow up on camera.
Kyler spoke openly in the series about what the channel earns. “There are some days where we could pay for an entire college career in one day,” he said. “The sky’s the limit in this business.” The line drew attention because it put a number on a world most family channels keep vague.
Madison and Kyler have also talked about the other side of that attention. On the Unplanned Podcast in May 2026, they said they were filmed for the docuseries over five years without knowing which moments producers would use. Madison said producers film for hours while the family lives normally, then pick out the cute moments and the worst moment and add an ominous vibe. She questioned some of the choices, including the cover image, while Kyler said he did not mind the documentary overall.
That history is useful context for the Hulu spinoff. Madison has already been through one round of reality-style filming about her family, and she has said publicly what she liked and did not like about it.
Why She Turned Down Real Housewives Before Saying Yes to Hulu
Madison had already been asked to join reality television before Hulu came calling. On the Unplanned Podcast in May 2026, she said she was approached more than once for two Real Housewives franchises, while living in Los Angeles and again after moving south, and turned both down. She was asked a third time and entertained it before turning it down again.
She chose the Hulu spinoff instead. The Orange County cast is a group of young mothers her own age, built around the MomTok world she already knows, rather than the Housewives format she had passed on.
What Madison Has Said About Her Faith
Madison is Mormon, and she has talked about her faith in her own words. In February 2026, she appeared on the Pretty Dirty with Alex Hall podcast and said, “We’re actually Mormon. I view myself through the same as a lot of my Christian friends, like, we all just believe in Jesus Christ, right?”
She also said she and her family attend church weekly, and that she grew up with some of the original Mormon Wives women from Utah. On the same podcast, she said she wished the original series had shown more of what her religion actually is. She added that many people did not know Mormons believed in Jesus Christ, or even viewed them as Christians.
That stance sets her apart in the Orange County cast. Not every cast member is an active member of the church, and the trailer leans into arguments about faith and tradition. Madison comes in as one of the cast members who practices the faith and wants it shown fairly.
Madison Bontempo at a Glance: Family, FishFam and Faith
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Full name | Madison Nicole Bontempo, also known as Madison Fisher |
| Born | December 20, 1991, in Los Angeles, California |
| Age | 34 |
| Spouse | Kyler Steven Fisher, married April 27, 2013 |
| Children | Five: Taytum, Oakley, Halston, Oliver, and Cohen |
| Known for | The FishFam family YouTube channel |
| FishFam subscribers | More than 4.7 million |
| @madisonbontempo | |
| Business | Co-founder of Wittles kids nutrition brand |
| Podcast | The MADLife with Madison Fisher |
| Hulu debut | The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County, November 12, 2026 |
Frequently Asked Questions About Madison Bontempo
How old is Madison Bontempo?
Madison Bontempo is 34 years old. She was born on December 20, 1991, in Los Angeles, California. She turns 35 in December 2026, about a month after the Orange County spinoff premieres.
Is Madison Bontempo Mormon?
Yes. Madison has said so herself, on the Pretty Dirty with Alex Hall podcast in February 2026. She said she and her family attend church weekly, and she described her faith in the same terms as her Christian friends, saying they all believe in Jesus Christ. She has also said she wants the Hulu series to show more of what her religion actually is.
Who is Madison Bontempo married to?
Madison is married to Kyler Steven Fisher, an actor, country singer, and content creator. They married on April 27, 2013, after dating since 2011. Together they run The FishFam YouTube channel and co-founded the kids nutrition brand Wittles.
How many children does Madison Bontempo have?
Madison has five children with Kyler: twin daughters Taytum and Oakley, born in 2016, daughter Halston, born in 2019, and sons Oliver, born in 2020, and Cohen, born in 2022.
What is The FishFam?
The FishFam is the family YouTube channel Madison runs with her husband, Kyler Fisher. They launched it on November 29, 2016, to film life with their twin daughters, and it now covers vlogs, challenges, pranks, and family travel with all five children. The channel has more than 4.7 million subscribers and over 1,500 videos.
What is Wittles?
Wittles is a kids nutrition brand Madison co-founded with Kyler. Its main product is a dairy-free, plant-based chocolate powder drink mix for children, made with protein, vitamins, minerals, and superfoods. The brand launched its drink mix in February 2025.
When does The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County premiere?
The spinoff premieres on Thursday, November 12, 2026, on Hulu in the United States and on Disney+ internationally. All eight episodes of the first season drop on the same day. Madison is one of eight newcomers, with Jen Affleck as the only crossover from the original Utah series.
