Taylor Frankie Paul's Bachelorette Exit: Domestic Violence Allegations

0:00It's March 20th. Here's your entertainment news in two minutes. Taylor Frankie Paul, the reality star from Hulu's secret lives of Mormon wives, just lost her shot at leading the next Bachelorette season. Disney pulled a plug after a new video surfaced, showing an alleged domestic violence incident with her ex-boyfriend. This came right after ABC had picked her as their first outside lead for the show last year. Paul already faced legal trouble back in 2023, pleading guilty in abayance to aggravated assault. She got probation, which wraps up this August and the other charges got dropped. Now her team says she's the real victim here, enduring years of mental and physical abuse from her ex, and she's finally stepping up to protect. herself and her kids. Her co-stars from the Mormon wives show have been vocal about it too. Miranda McWater shared how heavy it's all been, stressing she can't back any kind of abuse, especially as a mom thinking of the children involved. Laila Taylor, a survivor herself, made it clear she's against domestic violence and

1:03is praying for the kids' safety. Meanwhile, prosecutors are looking into whether these fresh allegations mess with her old plea deal. Paul first blew up as a Montalk influencer in Utah, which led to her reality gig following her life in other social media moms. The focus now stays on keeping her family safe as she explores her next steps and considers telling her full side of the story.