iPhone 14 Pro My eSIM has both my number and my wife's number

[Kendo]

In Cellular settings, it shows both me and my wife's number on my iPhone 14 Pro. I had to resort making my number the primary, my wife's number the "secondary", and turning her number off. But it still exists on my eSIM. How do I get her number off my account?

I'm presuming if I turned it on as the primary, I would be getting all of her phone calls.

 

[ecschwarz]

Generally the way most mobile networks work, it’s one active SIM per line, so if that line was living on your phone, it’s probably not on hers. If you turn it on and try calling her number from another phone, whose phone rings? Can you call out with her “line” on your phone or does her phone still work?

eSIM profiles don’t delete on their own when service is removed/canceled/moved to another phone (much like replacing an old physical SIM), so once you determine whose phone actually works with her number, you should be able to do the eSIM transfer function to move her line back to her phone (Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM on hers if she’s on an iPhone, too) or reach out to your carrier to generate a new QR code, push the eSIM profile, or whatever method they set up a new one.