Taylor Frankie Paul Faces Protective Order Hearing
- On Easter Sunday, 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' star Taylor Frankie Paul announced she is detaching herself from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, though she remains Christian.
- This religious transition follows ABC's cancellation of Paul's 'Bachelorette' season last month after domestic violence allegations surfaced involving her ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen, prompting investigations by Utah police.
- Mortensen filed for a protective order in March, resulting in Paul temporarily losing custody of their 2-year-old son, Ever; a hearing scheduled for Tuesday will allow Paul to present her case.
- Cast members of 'Mormon Wives' unanimously paused Season Five filming until legal action concludes, as Paul described the past 40 days as "hell on earth" amid panic attacks and physical distress.
- Despite stepping away, Paul expressed she will "always have love and respect" for her former faith and plans to continue attending services with family while navigating this personal crisis.
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Taylor Frankie Paul says she's leaving the Mormon church amid ‘hell on earth’ domestic violence scandal – Democratic Accent
Taylor Frankie Paul is letting her followers know that she is leaving the Mormon church after her “hell on earth” domestic violence scandal that completely rocked her world. On Easter Sunday, Paul took to Instagram to share a video montage of moments of sadness, reading the bible, reaching out to friends and family since her season of “The Bachelorette” was canceled due to a domestic violence incident with Dakota Mortensen, her ex-boyfriend and …
Taylor Frankie Paul says she's leaving the Mormon church amid ‘hell on earth’ domestic violence scandal
Taylor Frankie Paul announced on Easter Sunday that she is leaving the Mormon church after her domestic violence scandal led to the cancellation of her 'Bachelorette' season.
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