Taylor Frankie Paul's Reality TV Cancellation: Scrutiny & Probation

0:00On March 26, Kaelin Lowry from Teen Mom is standing up for Taylor Frankie Paul after ABC pulled the plug on her season of the Bachelorette, just days before it was set to air. The cancellation came right after a video surfaced, showing Taylor and a violent fight with her ex, Dakota Mortensen, back in February 20, 23. Taylor had faced charges like aggravated assault and domestic violence related to that incident. Taylor ended up pleading guilty to the main assault charge in a deal that could reduce it to a misdemeanor by August this year, as long as she stays out of trouble. She's on 36 months of probation until August 24, and it includes required counseling and evaluations for substance abuse and domestic violence. Fans and those close to Taylor have mixed feelings with Lowry praising her for owning up to her mistakes and working on herself. The video leaks stirred up a lot of backlash, especially since it showed chairs being thrown near one of Taylor's kids during the argument. ABC's team said they're now focusing on supporting the family involved instead of airing

1:02the show, which was supposed to premiere on March 22. Taylor's side called the video Old and Edited released on their son's birthday to cause more harm. This fall out highlights the tough scrutiny reality star's face when past issues resurface, leaving everyone watching how Taylor moves forward with her. Probation and family life. Stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.