Did 'The Secret Lives Of Mormon Wives' Taylor Frankie Paul And Dakota Mortensen Call It Quits?

If you've recently caught any episodes of the new Hulu reality show, "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," you know that Taylor Frankie Paul and Dakota Mortensen's relationship had some rocky moments.

Paul recently shared a video on TikTok and an Instagram Story that has many wondering if maybe they decided to call it quits.

Paul, the founder of #MomTok, which follows a group of Mormon mom friends and led to the Hulu series, "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," recently shared a TikTok video that has fans talking.

Captioned, "Plz no. We don’t want her back," the video shows Paul emotionally dancing around. The words, "Not me slowing morphing into 2022 me," are written on the viral video that's received more than 5.4 million views and thousands of comments.

Fellow #MomTok mom Mayci Neeley commented, "This new chapter will be better than ever! Lean on us, we got you baby." Mikayla Matthews, also in the group, comments, "Always here for you bb."

More than 4,000 fans dropped into the comment section of Paul's video to share their thoughts on what the video means and to share their support for her healing process.

"Being a single mom, especially after leaving a toxic relationship, is an incredible testament to your strength and resilience," one person wrote. Another added, "WE ARE ROOTING FOR YOU! I wish you could see what we see! You’ve got this!"

Another viewer said, "I’m SO glad you’re out of that relationship tho. You gotta live your life for yourself," assuming that Paul and Mortensen have called it quits.

Quite a few others also shared what was on their mind about Mortensen.

"You are a strong woman, Dakota is not the person for you. Make the remainder of the year about U!!" one person wrote. Another added, "Dakota is toxic for her."

Shortly before sharing the TikTok video that has people wondering if a breakup happened, Paul also shared a cryptic Instagram Story that reads, "Here's to a new chapter of my life, I think I'll be most challenging, yet most rewarding."

With no other context given, many are wondering if her new chapter is without Mortensen.

TikTok account, The Morning Toast, recently posted a video that shares some things that line up with a possible breakup.

"According to some sources...Dakota and Taylor have broken up," words on the video reads, before showing the Instagram Story that is no longer available to see on Paul's Instagram page.

While some viewers commented that they would not be shocked if the two broke up, others said maybe she's posting cryptic messages with no real context for views.

See The Morning Toast's TikTok video here.

It's not been a secret that the couple is trying to make their relationship work. Anyone who's viewed the reality show and has been keeping up with Paul's social media posts knows the two are giving their relationship a real shot.

Shortly after the show dropped on Hulu, Paul told TODAY.com that "things have gotten a lot better."

"We’re obviously far from the end goal because we come in (to the relationship) with such baggage, and now we’re doing TV and a lot comes with that," she told TODAY.com. "We're in couples therapy and coaching, so they're kind of helping us to communicate and learn all these things while taking on the loud noise, which is really cool."

The new show was released in early September and has certainly made waves in the reality TV and TikTok worlds.

The series follows the lives of a group of Mormon mom friends - Taylor Frankie Paul, Jennifer Affleck, Demi Engemann, Layla Taylor, Mayci Neeley, Whitney Leavitt, Jessi Ngatikaura, and Mikayla Mathews.

When Paul began #MomTok with her group of friends, they got tons of attention. But when Paul's viral 2022 "soft swinging" scandal surfaced, the group got even more attention.

And while the entire cast wasn't involved in the swinging scandal, it brought major attention their way, which fueled everyone's desire to learn more about what goes on behind closed doors with the Mormon moms. And then came the reality show.

"The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" is currently streaming on Hulu. Season 1 has been a huge hit, but there hasn't been word about a second season just yet.