Taylor Frankie Paul Talks About Her Part in MomTok Fight

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Taylor Frankie Paul from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is talking about her ongoing fight with her co-stars and says she is sorry for what she did wrong.

On Sunday, Paul posted a picture of herself on Instagram and wrote about her legal issues and her public fight with her co-stars about who started MomTok.

Paul said she drove and cried for hours. She let herself feel all her emotions. It is time to stop letting her ego and fear control her.

She said she had to calm down and feel the pain before saying sorry for her part in the MomTok fight.

Paul said she is removing herself from the fight and will not respond anymore. She never said bad things about her co-stars and always supported them.

Paul said she got defensive when she heard something that made her angry.

Paul felt betrayed by many people she thought would support her. They have the right to speak their minds without being bullied.

The 32-year-old reality TV star said her responses to the situation were not right.

Paul can only control herself. She knows she is not being herself and that hurts. She is working on fixing her brain and being a better person.

Paul misses her babies and feels a lot of pain. She is afraid of who to trust and wants to feel love, not hate.

The post comes after Whitney Leavitt shared a video with the cast of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, including Miranda Hope and others.

Leavitt said she is the creator of MomTok, but then said it was created by all of them together.

After Leavitt posted the video, Paul reacted with an Instagram video, sharing messages she got about different opportunities.

Paul said just because she did not do something does not mean she could not have done it. She has a team that supports her.

Matthews said Paul is using her followers to scare people around her.

In March, the show's production was stopped after an investigation into domestic violence allegations involving Paul and her ex-boyfriend.

ABC also stopped The Bachelorette starring Paul after a video showed a domestic violence incident involving Paul and her ex-boyfriend.

A Utah court ordered Paul and her ex-boyfriend to stay away from each other for three years.

Both Paul and her ex-boyfriend asked for long-term protective orders against each other, saying they were victims of domestic violence.

The court commissioner said the couple's relationship is very toxic and violent.

The commissioner found that both parties were violent with each other.

The commissioner said the couple is attracted to each other, but their relationship turns violent when they are together.

If they break the protective orders, they could face criminal charges.

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