Texas elite rocked by explosive sex scandal: Glamorous mom's X-rated photos and videos spark firestorm... as clique of wealthy wives threaten to leak whole town's 'dirty laundry'

By MARYANN MARTINEZ, US TEXAS BUREAU CHIEF Published: 23:54, 28 July 2026 | Updated: 23:55, 28 July 2026 Deep in the heart of Texas, a quiet Hill Country town is now in an uproar. A new Bravo reality series set in the affluent Boerne, located just north of San Antonio, has ignited a firestorm among locals, as a cast of glamorous women have been spotted in recent weeks with Bravo crews at a rodeo, during a girls getaway through Texas Wine Country, and at a lavish Fourth of July party.  While few details have been released about the show, which was announced in May, the network has said the series will follow a group of women 'as they raise families, run businesses and manage ranches in the Texas Hill Country,' as well as navigate their relationships, including 'forbidden romances.' As speculation abounds about who exactly will star in the series, tentatively titled Secrets, Lies, Texas Wives, the Daily Mail can reveal that among the suspected cast is Austin mom-of-one Gabby Huffman, who ran a secret OnlyFans account with X-rated content. 'Boerne people are not going to be happy about this,' one concerned local, who requested to remain anonymous due to knowing some of the cast members, told the Daily Mail. 'Even though [Huffman] lives in Austin, the show is being mostly filmed in Boerne, so she will be associated with the town.' Huffman, 30, a married mother of a preschool-aged daughter whose maiden name is Hernandez, operated her now-deleted profile on the adult content site under the profile name Maya Angeles, an anonymous source told the Daily Mail. Unverified photos from that account show a woman who appears to be Huffman in lingerie, completely naked and in provocative poses. In even more graphic images, she appeared to be engaging in sex acts both alone and with partners.  Six women in the San Antonio-Austin are believed to be part of the cast of the new Bravo reality show based in Texas Hill Country. Pictured: Annari Uys (back left), Allison McAnelly (back center), Gabby Huffman (back right), Landry Hernandez (front left), Haley Head (front center), Aaryn Williams (front right) Huffman, 30, is a married mother of a preschool-aged daughter  Huffman declined the Daily Mail's request for an interview, and OnlyFans told the Daily Mail it does not share account details or information relating to its users.  Earlier this month, however, the lifestyle influencer, who boasts 97,000 followers across both Instagram and TikTok, acknowledged online that she had previously run an OnlyFans account.  'Me preparing for the documentary where they ask how a girl who grew up in the most conservative household imaginable ended up on OnlyF@ns,' Huffman wrote on a July 9 video shared on social media. 'One thing you weirdos are not gonna do is tell my story for me,' she captioned the clip on Instagram. In a subsequent post, she revealed that people she grew up or went to high school with had seen her pornographic images, and explained why she decided to fess up. 'Weirdos trying to blackmail me with my old OF content. Girl, I'll just tell the people myself,' Huffman added. 'And NO. I don't do it anymore.' On social media, Huffman frequently shared cheeky videos, in one post joking 'reasons I've never paid the mortgage' while a song played in the background with the lyrics, 'I can lick it, I can ride it. Super Freaky girl...while you slip in and slide it.' She also bragged about driving a Porsche even though she lives in a $500,000 house in North Austin.  Although Huffman confessed to having had an account where adults subscribe to adult-only content, she did not disclose the nature of the content she once posted Huffman stated she made the disclosure about the OnlyFans account because she was being blackmailed with the information Boerne, pronounced Bur-nee, is known for its sprawling rustic estates and quaint Main Street cafes that honor its German heritage. It is also home to ultra-exclusive properties that offer prized privacy for its wealthier residents. A reality show taking over the tranquil town, then, has struck a nerve with some locals. Residents previously told the Daily Mail that they worried the reality series will air 'dirty laundry,' and attract the kind of attention some people in Boerne would rather avoid.  An online petition opposing the series was launched last month, and has already attracted more than 900 signatures.  'While such programming may be entertaining to some, it risks damaging the very fabric of communities it chooses to portray, in this instance, the wonderful town of Boerne, Texas,' the petition states, in part. 'We must take a stand against this misrepresentation of our beloved town.'  Boerne City Manager Ben Thatcher acknowledged locals' concerns in a statement in May, saying that the city 'is far more than a storyline.' Boerne is a real community made up of families, neighborhoods, small businesses, churches, volunteers, public servants and people who work hard every day to make this a special place,' Thatcher noted at the time. Meanwhile, another suspected cast member, Aaryn Williams, took to Instagram to address the backlash. 'If I listened to what the townspeople are saying and doing, I would be miserable like they are,' she declared in a recent social media post. Williams, 35, is a married mother of four who lives on a $2 million ranch in Boerne and has built a sizable online following of more than 348,000 Instagram followers. But as speculation swirls that she could be joining Bravo's new Texas reality series, the influencer could once again find herself answering for seemingly racist and homophobic remarks that sparked national outrage more than a decade ago. Williams first entered the public spotlight in 2013, when she appeared under her maiden name, Aaryn Gries, on Big Brother Season 15. Locals in Boerne are not happy with the prospect of a reality series being filmed in their tranquil town Aaryn Williams, 35, a married mother of four, lives on a $2 million ranch in Boerne, Texas, outside of San Antonio Williams, who went by Aaryn Gries in 2013 before she was married, reacts to the host of Big Brother asking her about seemingly racist comments made on the reality show The rumored cast of new Bravo show based in Texas went on a girls trip to Texas Wine Country in Fredericksburg. Pictured: Allison McAnelly (back left); Annari Uys (back center); Aaryn Williams (back right), Gabby Huffman (from left) and Haley Head (front right) 'Be careful what you say in the dark. Might not be able to see the b***h,' she said about a black cast mate. Referring to an Asian housemate, Williams said: 'Shut up. Go make some rice.' About a gay member of the cast, Williams stated: 'No one's going to vote for whoever that queer puts up.' Williams did not respond to the Daily Mail's request for comment in June when we first reported on her controversial comments.  Other than Williams and Huffman, other rumored cast members include New Braunfels mom Annari Uys, Boerne influencer and mom Allison McAnelly and mom-of-two Hailey Head, who has been seen filming the least but is believed to be a full-time cast member.  San Antonio nurse Landry Hernandez is also believed to be on the show as a 'friend of,' a term Bravo gives women who make limited appearances on air and are not considered full-time cast members or central to the plot. A local blogger and Bravo fan, Mark Lee Wolf, who has been following the women on social media, called the women more relatable than some of the women on other Bravo shows.  'Somebody made a comment saying they don't look like reality stars, but it's reality. I guess they're thinking, like, Kardashians,' he said. 'If you look at Aaryn Williams' account, she's doing laundry,' he added. 'They don't come off as the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.' Bravo did not respond to the Daily Mail's request for comment.