Taylor Frankie Paul's Full Payment Despite Canceled Bachelorette

0:00On March 25, Taylor Frankie Paul is set to receive her full payment for the canceled season of the Bachelorette. Sources say her contract depends on services already provided, and she completed filming the entire season, plus most of the press tour. Her salaries likely in the low to mid-six figure range. The cancellation came after a video resurfaced, showing Paul in a violent altercation with her ex-boyfriend, Dakota Mortensen last year. That same week, details emerged about another domestic violence investigation involving the couple in February. ABC pulled the plug just days before the plan March 22, premier. Network executives knew about Paul's 2023 arrest before casting her, thanks to their background checks. Bodycam footage from that incident even appeared in the first episode of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives last September. Pulling the show could cost Warner Brothers Discovery and Disney more than $50 million, leaving Insiders frustrated over the decision. Meanwhile, production on the fifth season of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives has halted following the latest allegations.

1:05Paul's ex has temporary custody of their two-year-old son under a protective order as both sides claim victimhood and the ongoing disputes. The situation continues to unfold for the mom-talk influencer. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.