Taylor Frankie Paul Reveals She's 'Low Key Sad' In Now-Deleted Instagram Story

It's been a drama filled few days for "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" star, Taylor Frankie Paul.

First, she called out her fellow MomTok moms for not commenting on her social media posts sharing her experience as a presenter at the CMAs. Then, her 2022 "soft-swinging" scandal made an appearance online when one of the wives involved shared her side of the story in a multi-part TikTok video series.

It seems Paul can't catch a break when it comes to the hot tea spilling all over the place, and she took to her Instagram Story on Monday to share some vulnerability. The IG Story was captured by The Blast before she decided to take it down.

It's been a hectic few days for Paul who's been sharing the drama on Instagram and TikTok.

After sharing her big moment of being a presenter at the recent Country Music Awards on social media, Paul noticed that none of her fellow MomTok moms commented on any of her content. She called them out in an Instagram Story.

"Not a single one of my girls from MomTok said anything on my CMA post, such a big night for me," she wrote. "Awkward."

Not long after that drama unfolded did another one resurface - Paul's 2022 soft-swinging scandal! One of the other women involved in the scandal took to TikTok to share her side of the story, a side that Paul has revealed isn't completely true.

On Monday night, not long after all the hot tea was spilled by Kenna Gibbons, one of the other women involved in the 2022 soft-swinging scandal, Paul took to her Instagram Story to share some thoughts.

"Low key sad, some of these girls (MomTok) truly dislike me and took this opportunity to let it all out together, viciously," she wrote. "What I did was not deserving of these malicious comments. I truly don't think I'm better than anyone. I've never said or acted like that."

The now-deleted Story (which had to be deleted by Paul, since the 24 hours wasn't up yet), continued, "I joke sure, never said or thought I'm the star of the show. The show wouldn't be a show without all of us."

Perhaps she deleted the Story because she didn't want to open another door to drama, or maybe some of the MomTok girls reached out to her. While fans can only speculate at this point, it seems the extreme amounts of drama could be getting to the leader of MomTok.

Paul shared a TikTok video, also on Monday, captioned, "I'll probably get kicked out of MomTok for this, cause I'm not kissing anyone's feet."

The video quickly went viral with more than 4.1 million views and thousands of comments.

"There wouldn’t be a MomTok or show without you," one viewer wrote, to which Paul replied, "We wouldn’t have a show without them, but I’m not kissing feet."

Another viewer shared, "YOU ARE MOMTOK," and one other said, "The way that you created MomTok and are the hype of it all."

While many on TikTok are glued to the unfolding drama between the stars of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," others are creating videos to help people easily keep up.

Stephanie Tleiji, @stephaniewithdadeets, shared a video to help keep fans up to speed. She shared her video a few hours after Paul posted the video about not "kissing anyone's feet."

In her video, she shares a screenshot of Paul commenting on one of her videos.

"I love to see which girls have been waiting for my downfall, saw an opportunity to hate on me and took it," Paul wrote. Fellow MomTok mom Demi Engemann joined the chat by writing, "Yeah Taylor...we all just sat around waiting for the moment we could pounce. The self absorbed mentality never ends."

Shots fired, loud and clear!

Stephanie also showed some other receipts from MomTok moms commenting on content and how there's more drama brewing under the surface.

And let's remember, we haven't even made it to season 2 of the hit Hulu reality show just yet. They are currently filming and based on all the online insanity, the second season looks like it promises way more drama than the first, if that's even possible.

After a very successful first season on Hulu, the reality show that follows the lives of a group of Utah Mormon moms was picked up for a second season.

The drama-filled first season dropped in early September and immediately got fans hooked and wanting more.

The show follows the lives of a group of Utah Mormon moms - Taylor Frankie Paul, Layla Taylor, Whitney Leavitt, Demi Engemann, Jessi Ngatikaura, Mayci Neeley, Mikayla Matthews, and Jennifer Affleck - and all the drama that follows the MomTok group.

Season 1 of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" can be watched, or binged, as many fans did, on Hulu. Season 2 is currently filming, and while an exact release date has not yet been announced, it has been revealed that it will be in spring 2025.