Taylor Frankie Paul voluntarily checked into a correctional facility recently, Us Weekly can confirm.
“He's focused on doing work with his mental health staff and testing for a voluntary stay,” the source said. Us. “She's been released and gone. What's important to her is still doing her mental work and being a good mother.”
Us you understand that Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star voluntarily checked into a rehabilitation center, which provides mental health treatment, at the recommendation of her doctor.
Us has reached out to Taylor's representatives for comment.
The MomTok promoter is locked in a heated custody battle with an ex Dakota Mortensen in recent months over their 2-year-old son, Ever.
In March, production in season 5 of Mormon wives was suspended after it was revealed that the Draper City Police Department in Utah was investigating an alleged domestic assault involving Taylor, 32, and Dakota, 33, in connection with an incident in February. Prosecutors declined to file charges in April.
In court documents obtained by TMZ in March, Dakota alleged that Taylor choked her and threw her through a window at her home in an incident in February. She said Taylor was “emotionally unstable” and feared for their child's safety. Dakota was granted a temporary protective order against Taylor and temporary custody of Ever.
Taylor filed his own personal defense against Dakota, claiming he hit her in his truck, which was also filed the following month. Exes must live at least 100 feet from each other.
Taylor Frankie Paul's relationship with ex-husband Tate Paul has been thrown into turmoil after her alleged domestic dispute with ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen. Taylor and Tate are no strangers to attacks after their lives as “soft changers” are known to the public in 2022. That summer, the couple divorced, but continued to maintain good fertility. […]
In June, a judge upheld Taylor's supervised visitation with Ever and said she could have the toddler on some weekends and one non-overnight weekday. The former will appear in court again on July 8.
And in March, ABC pulled Taylor's season of The Bachelorettewhich was due to premiere that month, after footage leaked of another domestic violence incident involving the pair in 2023.
“Due to the newly released video that surfaced today, we have made the decision not to continue with the new season The Bachelorette at this time, and we are focused on supporting the family,” said a spokesperson for Disney Entertainment Television Us at that time.
Meanwhile, news broke on Tuesday, June 30, that Taylor's ex-husband, Father Paulfiled for a temporary restraining order against the reality television star. Taylor and Tate, 32, have daughter Indy, 8, and son Ocean, 6.
TMZ reported that Tate is seeking sole custody of the couple's two children.
Taylor and Tate were married from 2016 to 2022. The former couple broke up following the “slow swap” scandal that went viral on TikTok.
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