Domestic Violence Allegations Shake Reality Shows

0:00This is your entertainment update for March 18th, allegations of domestic violence between Taylor Frankie Paul and her partner Dakota Mortensen are shaking up two popular reality shows. The secret lives of Mormon wives has paused filming while the Bachelorette is still set to premiere on March 22nd despite some sponsor, Trouble. Sinabon just pulled out of its deals with both programs. The company launched a new Swirled Soda on March 9th with special packaging tied to the shows, but now says the recent claims don't match there. Brand values anymore. Fans and viewers are buzzing about the fallout, with many expressing shock over the headlines. The situation has spotlighted the personal lives of these cast members and how quickly it can affect big TV projects. Draper City Police confirmed there's an open domestic assault investigation. Noting claims have come from both sides involved. Taylor Frankie Paul has spoken out in interviews, defending her role as a mom and insisting the public story misses key context.

1:02She says it's been tough, but she stands by how she treats her kids. Meanwhile, the shows navigate these bumps ahead. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor, a pillow that sounds as good as it feels, built for listening and bed, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.