DISABLED WARNING: This article contains references to domestic violence.Taylor Frankie Paul, the reality show personality, voluntarily checked herself into a rehabilitation center following the recommendation of her medical advisor. Meanwhile, The Secret Lives of the Mormon Wives star’s ex-husband, Tate Paul, filed a motion for a temporary restraining order against her. He also filed a petition to change the terms of the divorce and custody. Here’s a closer look at the lives of Taylor Frankie Paul and Tate Paul as they navigate their legal case.
Taylor Frankie Paul checks into a rehab facility
With a firm commitment to getting better, Taylor Frankie Paul voluntarily checked herself into a rehab facility, according to PEOPLE. “People around Taylor want her to get help,” the report quoted her as saying, adding that those around her “want to see her get better.” The main reason for the unprecedented move is the belief in the protection of their children. She shares eight-year-old daughter Indy and six-year-old son Ocean with ex-husband Tate Paul, as well as two-year-old son Ever with Dakota Mortensen.
Tate Paul has filed a temporary restraining order against Taylor Frankie Paul
Tate Paul filed a motion in Utah court on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, to obtain a temporary restraining order against the reality star, according to the outlet. In addition, he has filed a petition to modify the agreed terms of divorce and custody. This presentation comes after Paul opened up about his co-parenting relationship with Taylor. “My co-parenting relationship has been peaceful for the most part,” she wrote in the comments of a live stream hosted by Cru Eaton, adding: “The past few months have not been like that.”
About Taylor Frankie Paul
Taylor Frankie Paul was previously arrested in 2023 for domestic violence. TMZ released footage of her yelling and throwing chairs at Mortensen in front of her son during the ongoing investigation. He pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and the other charges were dismissed. Dakota and Taylor filed protective orders against each other earlier this year and they are granted to each other for a period of three years. DISCLAIMER: If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, assault or abuse, please seek immediate help. Contact a mental health specialist, an NGO or someone you trust. Several helplines are available to provide assistance.