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Miranda Hope has found a creative way to air her grievances with her ex-husband, Chase McWhorter, on Saturday, May 2, 2026.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star participated in a viral social media trend by transforming recent text messages from her ex into an emo-style song.
Channeling 2000s-era pop-punk vibes, Hope shared the clip on TikTok, effectively "slamming" McWhorter through a catchy, angst-filled track.
The lyrics of the "song" provide a rare, uncensored look at the current state of their co-parenting relationship.
While the two have publicly claimed to be cordial in the past, the text messages reveal a much more strained reality.
This musical venting follows a string of public controversies involving McWhorter, including recent reports that he hooked up with another member of the "MomTok" circle, Jessi Draper, while she was navigating her own divorce.
The relationship between Miranda Hope and Chase McWhorter has remained a central fixture of reality TV drama since their 2024 divorce.
Hope has previously joked about her friend group acting as a "waiting room" for her ex-husband, referencing his romantic links to several of her co-stars, including Taylor Frankie Paul and Layla Taylor.
Despite receiving "apology flowers" from Draper following the recent kissing scandal, Hope's latest post indicates that tensions remain high.
Fans have largely rallied behind Hope, praising her humor and her ability to reclaim her narrative through music.
Many viewers noted that the emo genre perfectly suits the "messy" and emotional nature of the Mormon Wives cast dynamics.
While McWhorter has yet to respond to his text messages being set to music, the post has already garnered millions of views and thousands of supportive comments.
