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Reality Star Flees Show Over Cast 'Bullying'
21 Sep
Summary
- Taylor Frankie Paul announced her exit from the reality series.
- She cited alleged bullying from costars as the reason for her departure.
- Paul is currently involved in legal battles over child custody.
Taylor Frankie Paul has announced her departure from the Hulu reality series "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives." Paul stated she is exiting the show due to alleged "bullying" from her costars. She indicated that some cast members have continued to target her, even after her difficult experiences over the past eight months.
Paul's decision comes amid ongoing legal drama involving her ex-partners, Dakota Mortensen and Tate Paul, concerning child custody. Reports surfaced earlier this month that her visitation rights were reduced following alleged failures of court-ordered drug tests. This legal battle and a 2023 domestic assault investigation resurfaced with new allegations earlier this year, leading to the cancellation of Paul's season of "The Bachelorette."
Fellow cast members have also announced departures. Mikayla Matthews cited ethical concerns and the involvement of children as reasons for her exit, while Whitney Leavitt and Jen Affleck are also reportedly leaving the show. Paul expressed gratitude for her time on the series but stated she does not wish to continue under the current circumstances.
