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Cinnabon Dumps 'Bachelorette' Over Star's Abuse Allegations
17 Mar
Summary
- Cinnabon ended collaborations with 'Bachelorette' and 'Mormon Wives'.
- Abuse allegations against Taylor Frankie Paul prompted the decision.
- The company cited brand values misaligned with recent developments.

Cinnabon has terminated its recent collaborations with ABC's 'The Bachelorette' and Hulu's 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives'. This decision comes in the wake of significant abuse allegations surfacing against Taylor Frankie Paul, a lead cast member on both shows. The company issued a statement indicating that "recent developments and allegations surrounding the lead cast member led us to reassess this collaboration as it no longer aligns with our brand values." These allegations, previously reported, detail alleged violent incidents between Paul and Dakota Mortensen, one of her baby daddies. Sources claim these confrontations, including choking and scratching, occurred recently and were sometimes witnessed by their young child. Reports also mention a separate car incident last month, with conflicting accounts of who initiated physical altercations.




