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Taylor Frankie Paul shaded Mayci Neeley’s claim that “MomTok is healing,” as Taylor accused her Secret Lives of Mormon Wives co-stars of trying to “get rid of me.” Meanwhile, a SLOMW clip revealed that Taylor’s ex, Dakota Mortensen, “came over” after she got engaged on The Bachelorette.
It was recently revealed that Taylor would remain on SLOMW despite allegations that she physically abused Dakota amid their recent custody battle. Many of Taylor’s castmates unfollowed her, and her season of The Bachelorette was pulled. (SPOILER ALERT: According to reports, Taylor chose contestant Doug Mason.)
In a recent Instagram post, Taylor addressed the claim that “Momtok is healing.”
“Maybe they haven’t heard their efforts to get rid of me failed,” wrote Taylor, via @themormonwivesreport on Instagram. “Momtok is not healing nor even begun… unless they are lying to each other.”
Around that time, Mayci posted about how Momtok is “finally healing.”
In an Instagram video, Mayci was running barefoot with a smile. “Life is feeling good again!” she declared in the caption. “Momtok is finally healing.”
Meanwhile, a clip from the upcoming season of SLOMW was shared by @getrealhulu on Instagram, as Taylor addressed what happened in the Bachelor mansion.
In a conversation with Jessi Draper, Taylor said that she did not have sex in the fantasy suites, and she “didn’t start thinking” that the guy she chose looked like her ex Dakota, “until people said [it] around me.” She also didn’t know until “later” that the suitor had Dakota’s initials and was also from Idaho.
“He did get down on one knee and proposed,” said Taylor. “He told me [he wasn’t going to]. Like we weren’t planning on doing that.”
“And did you say yes?” asked Jessi.
“Yes,” said Taylor. “Then I come home. Obviously [I was] texting [Dakota, who asked], ‘When are you coming home? When are you going to be home?’ … I don’t know how it led to it, but he came over.”
Season five of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives airs September 10 on Hulu.