Secret Lives of Mormon Wives
911 audio released from February incident sparking Taylor Frankie Paul–Dakota Mortensen custody dispute
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In the ongoing custody battle between 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' star Taylor Frankie Paul and ex Dakota Mortensen, TMZ has obtained 911 audio from a chaotic February 2026 call, with a child crying in the background. A follow-up complaint alleged ongoing domestic abuse by Paul, including scratches and property damage. Prosecutors recently declined to file charges against her.
Taylor Frankie Paul hit back on Instagram after her ex-husband Tate filed for a temporary restraining order in Utah court last month. The filing was denied, but the drama rages on.
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Following the production pause over domestic violence probes, 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' producer Jeff Jenkins hopes Taylor Frankie Paul will join the next season. After a recent chat, he described her as 'very grounded and composed,' amid her restraining order issues and past Bachelorette cancellation.
New details have emerged in the ongoing domestic allegations between Taylor Frankie Paul and ex Dakota Mortensen, following earlier reports of child abuse claims and a production pause on 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.' Sources say Paul physically assaulted Mortensen at his home around Feb. 24-25, with their son Ever present; her 'Bachelorette' appearance remains scheduled.
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Reality TV personality Marciano Brunette has been closely following the new season of 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' despite his ongoing legal dispute with cast member Demi Engemann. He shared with TMZ his reasons for tuning in and reactions to his portrayal on the show. The timing overlaps with his own filming commitments, adding layers to the drama.