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Mormon Wives Cast Denies Leaking Abuse Video

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Miranda McWhorter and her Mormon Wives castmates deny leaking a video from Taylor Frankie Pauls assault investigation with ex, Dakota Mortensen. ABC cancels Pauls Bachelorette season due to the videos release, which shows details of the incident. McWhorter clarifies her statement, condemning domestic violence and expressing concern for the children involved. Other cast members also deny involvement. Pauls team reveals shes endured abuse and threats, seeking protection. Mortensen secures a temporary restraining order and custody of their son. Production on Mormon Wives is paused as investigations continue.

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Mormon Wives Cast Denies Leaking Abuse Video

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Mormon Wives Cast Denies Leaking Abuse Video. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 23rd, Miranda McWhorter and her castmates from the secret lives of Mormon wives are denying any role in leaking a video from a 20. 23 assault investigation between Taylor Frankie Paul and her ex Dakota Mortensen. The clip surfaced recently showing details of the incident and had prompted ABC to cancel Paul's upcoming season of The Bachelorette as days before. It's March 22nd premiere. McWhorter addressed rumors head on after an influencer pointed fingers at her saying she first saw the video the same day everyone else did. She clarified her recent statement was immense to attack Paul but to condemn domestic violence from anyone involved, stressing her concern as a mother for the kids caught in the middle. Other cast members like Leyla Taylor echoed the denials insisting they had no access to the video or evidence. Meanwhile, drama between Paul and the group stems from past relationships, including links to McWhorter's ex-husband and a castmate's boyfriend. Though McWhorter says things are now amicable with Paul, ABC cited the video severity and halting the show with their focus shifting

to supporting the family. Paul's team revealed she's endured years of abuse and threats, now stepping forward for protection, while Mortensen secured a temporary restraining, order against her and custody of their young son. Production on the next season of Mormon wives remains paused as investigations continue, including a recent one into another incident between the

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