Taylor Frankie Paul’s future on “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” appears secure despite her ongoing legal battles. Hulu reportedly remains behind the reality star and expects her to continue with the hit series. The support comes as Taylor faces custody disputes and a child welfare case. She also remains involved with the show after its troubled fifth season.
Hulu reportedly remains firmly behind Mormon Wives star Taylor Frankie Paul
A Hulu source told TMZ that the streamer remains fully supportive of Taylor and expects her to keep participating in the series. A source close to Taylor said Hulu has worked with the MomTok star for four years. The source said the company knows “her heart and what she stands for.” The source also said Taylor “shows up every day striving to be the best employee, co-worker, and mother.”
Taylor’s career in television took a hit earlier this year when ABC cancelled her upcoming season of “The Bachelorette.” The outlet reported that the network made the move after video showed Taylor throwing a barstool at ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen. One of Taylor’s children appeared in the room during the incident. Taylor has since faced custody battles with Dakota and her ex-husband, Tate Paul.
Taylor also faces a case involving her three children. Utah’s Division of Child and Family Services asked a juvenile court to find the children “abused, neglected or dependent.” The agency also requested the court to impose protective supervision on the children. In the case, Taylor has responded to the accusations and said her legal team will respond to what she says is false or misconstrued.
The legal drama has continued to follow Taylor Frankie Paul as she works through her custody battles. Dakota Mortensen and Tate Paul remain involved in those disputes. Still, Hulu remains supportive of Taylor and expects her to continue taking part in “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.”