Taylor Frankie Paul's Ex-Husband Submits New Evidence in Custody Battle

The divorce and custody battle between TikTok star Taylor Frankie Paul and Tate Paul has taken a new turn. After a judge denied Tate's request for a temporary restraining order (TRO), he filed a motion for reconsideration, submitting new evidence.

According to online court records, Tate Paul presented several exhibits, including text messages that he claims show Taylor refusing to disclose the reasons for her inpatient treatment and hiding a mental health crisis. The messages also allegedly show that she stops assaulting her boyfriend Dakota Mortensen when he starts recording their interactions.

Additionally, Tate submitted call logs and text messages involving members of Taylor's immediate family. He hopes this additional evidence will convince the judge to change the previous ruling. The court had earlier denied the TRO request, noting that Taylor recently spent a week with the children.

A source close to Taylor Frankie Paul stated that the judge's ruling speaks for itself and is crystal clear. According to the insider, Dakota and his friends are ramping up baseless attacks and intimidation to harm Taylor, without regard for the impact on the children. This comes amid rumors that her season of 'The Bachelorette' may be airing soon.

Previously, Tate Paul sought the restraining order, citing Taylor's allegedly increasingly erratic behavior and fears for their children's safety. He referenced the infamous 2023 barstool-throwing incident as part of his argument. However, the judge denied his request.

Now, Tate Paul hopes the new evidence will be enough to make the court reconsider. The custody battle continues, with both sides insisting they are right. The outcome could have serious implications for the children's future and Taylor Frankie Paul's career.