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Taylor Frankie Paul cosigned a fan petition urging ABC to air a previously pulled season of The Bachelorette, signaling support for fans who want the episodes broadcast (per Us Weekly reporter Miranda Siwak, Aug. 14, 2026).
Utah reality star Taylor Frankie Paul’s 2023 aggravated assault charge was reduced to a class A misdemeanor after she completed a three-year plea-in-abeyance, ending a legal saga that included a leaked video and a canceled season of The Bachelorette.
Page Six reports that Taylor Frankie Paul declined two separate custody offers from her exes—each proposing 60% custody for the fathers while she would keep 40%—and she intends to keep fighting for her children, Indy (8) and Ocean (6) with Tate Paul, and Ever (2) with Dakota Mortensen. The feud has included Tate seeking a temporary restraining order and sole custody, and Mortensen previously obtaining full custody of Ocean. Paul is also linked to the forthcoming season of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, and insiders say she remains determined, insisting the issue is about more than safety while navigating ongoing legal battles and public support.
Taylor Frankie Paul shared a photo of her 2-year-old son Ever on Instagram Stories shortly after Utah’s Division of Child and Family Services filed a petition asking a juvenile court to find her children abused, neglected, or dependent and to appoint a guardian ad litem, marking another chapter in the ongoing custody battle with ex Dakota Mortensen; the DCFS petition cites concerns about her accountability during a past visit and therapy, while opposing counsel respond, and custody hearings continue.
Taylor Frankie Paul will return to Hulu’s Secret Lives of Mormon Wives for Season 5, but only to film the opening credits; she won’t appear with the rest of the cast amid ongoing custody and legal issues, with reports noting the focus on her family and the production’s supportive stance toward a future return.
Taylor Frankie Paul remains at the center of MomTok drama around The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: after a playful MomTok video referenced by other cast members, Paul commented that she’s 'thriving' and highlighted a tough year (custody battles, rehab, and being fired from The Bachelorette), while posting offers she’s received (Miami Swim Week, Dancing With the Stars) and rebranding herself as the 'Creator of MomTok', helping spark the Hulu-season; reports say she’ll film the intro separately as the rest of the cast tries to move on, with some supporters defending her and others hinting at behind-the-scenes tensions.
Taylor Frankie Paul publicly blasted her former MomTok friends shortly after a Utah custody hearing that expanded her parenting time, amid drama as the cast filmed a reunion without her and fellow members publicly addressed the group’s dynamics and career highlights, highlighting an ongoing custody battle and on-screen tensions.
Dakota Mortensen was admonished by a Utah judge for letting his and Taylor Frankie Paul’s 2-year-old son Ever ride on an electric bike during a custody hearing. The commissioner emphasized that a child that age should not be on a motorcycle or electric vehicle and should ride in a car seat or with age-appropriate restraints. Mortensen’s attorney argued the ride was brief and helmeted, but the judge insisted on safety moving forward. The hearing also expanded Paul’s parenting time with Ever and involved mutual protective orders as the couple remains in a lengthy custody dispute.
Taylor Frankie Paul shared emotional Instagram updates about her ongoing custody battle with ex-husband Tate Paul, saying she spent the day crying for their daughters Indy and Ocean after they were returned to their father; a judge previously denied an emergency restraining order. She also alleged coercive control and abuse by an unnamed ex amid a separate domestic-violence investigation involving her former partner Dakota Mortensen. The case follows a June custody ruling that adjusted arrangements and comes after her recent voluntary rehab stay and past legal issues, including a 2023 aggravated assault case.
Reality TV figure Taylor Frankie Paul has reportedly entered voluntary rehab as her ex-husband seeks a temporary protective order in ongoing Utah custody and domestic violence disputes.
Taylor Frankie Paul voluntarily checked into rehab on a doctor’s recommendation amid a heated co-parenting dispute with exes Dakota Mortensen and Tate Paul, including mutual protective orders and custody battles over Indy, Ocean, and Ever; authorities are weighing potential order violations, and sources say she’s focused on getting better with the stay reportedly around a week.
Taylor Frankie Paul voluntarily checked into a rehab facility for mental health treatment amid her ongoing legal battle with ex Dakota Mortensen over their son; insiders say the stay was advised by her mental health team and focused on treatment, and she has since left the center and returned home. The piece also notes a history of a 2023 arrest and ongoing custody-related tensions between the former couple.
Taylor Frankie Paul’s ex-husband Tate Paul reportedly filed for a temporary restraining order against her in Utah and is seeking sole custody of their children Indy (8) and Ocean (6) as part of their 2022 divorce case; filings are sealed, but TMZ reports he’s requesting exclusive custody, with insiders suggesting the move stems from ex Dakota Mortensen allegedly spreading lies about Taylor. Separately, People says Taylor voluntarily checked into a facility at her doctor’s recommendation to focus on getting better, with friends and family aiming to protect the kids; reps did not comment. The saga follows a history of protective orders and custody disputes between the former couple.
Taylor Frankie Paul’s ex Dakota Mortensen reportedly called Bluffdale police amid their custody dispute over their 2-year-old son, with authorities saying there is no active case against either party at the moment. The article recounts a long history, including Paul’s 2023 aggravated assault arrest and guilty plea, extended protective orders, Mortensen’s temporary custody ruling in 2026, and ABC’s cancelation of The Bachelorette season tied to the saga, while both sides issue statements as investigations continue.
A 3rd District Court commissioner in Utah granted Taylor Frankie Paul unsupervised time with her 2-year-old son, effective immediately and through the next hearing on July 8, with holiday custody arrangements for the father. The ruling follows recommendations for mental health and domestic violence assessments and requires adherence to therapy and DCFS directives while the parents continue to navigate their public custody case.