
Taylor's Bachelorette Season: Update from Disney's Rob Mills
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Disneys reality TV boss, Rob Mills, shares an update on Taylor Frankie Pauls shelved Bachelorette season. After a domestic violence incident, the show was put on hold. Now, with legal issues resolved, Mills expresses optimism, calling it a standout season. Despite talks of shopping it elsewhere, nothing is confirmed yet. Meanwhile, Hulus Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is back in production, with Taylor potentially returning.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Taylor's Bachelorette Season: Update from Disney's Rob Mills. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 23rd, Disney's reality TV boss, Rob Mills, just dropped an update on Taylor Frankie Paul's shelved bachelor at season 22. ABC yanked it back in March, right before premiere, after footage surfaced of a domestic violence incident with her ex Dakota Mortensen from 20. 23. Taylor, a 31-year-old star from Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, pleaded guilty to felony aggravated assault to drop other charges. Earlier this week on April 22nd, Mills told Variety and Deadline they're handling it one day at a time. Utah police looked into two more alleged incidents between Taylor and Dakota, but the Salt Lake City DA's office passed on charges after reviewing the evidence. Mills stressed their first worry, was on a human level for Taylor, her family, and everyone caught up in the mess. He put the show on hold out of real concern, not just business. Now with the legal heat off, Mills is optimistic, calling it a standout season by bachelor standards that fans would love.
Produced by Warner Brothers, there's talk of shopping at elsewhere, but nothing firm yet. He says you'll know if it moves. Meanwhile, Hulu's greenlighting season five of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, production resuming after a February pause tied to Taylor and Dakota. Producer's welcome her back, though it's unclear if this year, and Dakota's out for good. Taylor's open and bachelor nation's still waiting. Pop culture, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Corey with the story.
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