DISCLAIMER: This article contains references to domestic violence.Taylor Frankie Paul has been in the headlines for the past few months. From canceling her movie ‘Bachelorette’ to being dropped from ‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ amid domestic abuse and custody battles, she’s been in the news for quite some time. According to a recent report, Paul and his ex, Dakota Mortensen, will soon have the first hearing in their custody battle for their two-year-old son, Ever. In support of her colleague, Jessi Draper, the star of ‘Mormon Wives’ has reached out her hand.
Jessi Draper extends support to Taylor Frankie Paul ahead of custody battle hearing
According to PEOPLE , Jessi Draper actress filed an affidavit on Wednesday, April 29, to support Paul in his custody battle with Mortensen’s ex. The case is specifically about competing spousal protection orders. Not only that, but her younger sister, Aspen May, has also filed an affidavit in court in support of the ‘Mormon Wife’ student.
Taylor Frankie Paul also files an affidavit before the court
According to the report, Paul also submitted his affidavit before the court ahead of the upcoming hearing. He presented exhibits and evidence of “Kicking Admission” and “Abusive Texts” according to the report. This evidence was presented in direct response to Mortensen’s request for a protective order against him.The first hearing of the case will be held on Thursday, April 30, in a Utah court. According to the report, the married couple will both be at the hearing, and this will also be the first time that the two will appear together in the same place since they announced their separation. Protective orders have been filed by both parents to decide the custody status of their son Ever.In recent months, the two have been under investigation for domestic abuse, with allegations coming from both ends. Mortensen has presented evidence of scratches and other bodily harm caused by Paul. Likewise, Paul has complained that his ex-boyfriend also harmed him, and once hit his head on a control panel.Disclaimer: The information in this report is based on a legal hearing reported by a third party source. The details given are allegations made by the parties involved and are not proven facts. The case continues, and a final verdict has not been reached. The publication does not claim that the allegations are true. Also, if you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, assault or abuse, seek immediate help. Contact a mental health specialist, NGO or someone you trust. Several helplines are available to provide assistance.
