Newly revealed police calls from ex-husband Tate Paul have shed light on a 2023 domestic violence case involving “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star Taylor Frankie Paul. Tate expressed deep concern for his children’s safety, claiming that Taylor’s mother coached their daughter. The calls relate to an incident in which a barstool hit their child during an argument.
Trigger Warning: This article contains references to Domestic violence.“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star Taylor Frankie Paul has been at the forefront of a major controversy after she was accused of domestic violence on multiple occasions. According to recent reports, old call records between the police and her ex-husband, Tet Paul, from 2023 have been made public.
Read ahead to find out what happened.
Tet Bull’s calls to police revealed to the public
According to the latest report from PEOPLE, the calls between Tet Paul and the police have recently come to light. Dating back to when Taylor was charged in a domestic violence case, the calls had Tate talking about how concerned he was about his ex-wife and the well-being of his children. In another comment about the matter, Tate talked about how Taylor’s mother was involved in the whole thing, and even “coached” their children on what to say.
“Obviously the grandmother, you know, there’s a conflict of interest with her because it’s her daughter who did this. I noticed that she did try to gate guard — not gate guard — but she’s, like, coaching my daughter and saying certain things,” he said during one call to police.
He also asked the on-call officers to contact him directly if they wanted to know something rather than Taylor’s mother.
The incident he refers to in the calls is taken from the viral video of Taylor and her former partner Dakota Mortensen. In the video, the two scream at each other as Taylor pulls down her ex’s clothes and then continues to throw a barstool at him. One high chair ended up hitting her and Tate’s daughter, Indy, in the head. She was charged in this case with aggravated assault. However, two more cases of domestic violence were registered against her in Utah.
There is another ongoing case where allegations of domestic violence have been made by both Taylor and Dakota. Disclaimer: If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, assault or abuse, please seek immediate help. Contact a mental health professional, NGO, or trusted person. Many helplines are available to provide assistance.The information in this report is based on a legal hearing as reported by an outside source. The details provided represent claims made by the parties involved and are not proven facts. The case is still ongoing, and no final ruling has been reached. The publication does not claim that these allegations are true.
