'Mormon Wives' Star Taylor Frankie Paul 'Removed' Herself From 'Everything' For This Reason

Fans of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" know that the MomTok crew share much of their lives on social media. One of the stars, Taylor Frankie Paul, is known for sharing many videos on both TikTok and Instagram but has been noticeably missing for nearly two weeks.

On Friday night, Paul shared a video that explains her abrupt social media hiatus and give fans some more clarity about her mental health journey.

Diehard fans of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" who follow the MomTok moms on social media might have noticed that the leader of the group, Paul, was missing for a few days.

Her last Instagram post was shared on February 19 and her last TikTok video was shared on February 18. Now, nearly two weeks later, fans get a glimpse of what she was up to during her abrupt social media hiatus.

In a video shared on Friday night, Paul briefly shared why she's been MIA on social media and what she was up to. She also shared an Instagram Story to give a tiny bit more of the story.

The social media break is now over for Paul, and fans are happy to see what she's been up to.

Her video captioned, "Can't wait to share the most life changing experience," shared the explanation, "Give me a reason. Removed myself from everything for 11 days purely focusing on my mental health."

The video shows her returning home to her three children, looking refreshed and happy.

Paul's video quickly grabbed tons of attention and currently has nearly 1 million views and hundreds of supportive comments.

Her fellow MomTok moms left heartfelt sentiments in the comment section of her video.

Jen Affleck wrote, "Love you so grateful we could do the journey together," and Jessi Ngatikaura said, "So proud of you." Mayci Neeley also dropped into the comments and shared, "I missed you! Girls night asap."

Many fans also shared some positivity for Paul.

"The best thing you could do for those kids is take care of yourself, you’re making them proud," one viewer wrote. Another added, "You look awesome mama, mental health first." One other fan shared, "We are proud of you for realizing & taking action. Good for you, Taylor."

Paul is known for sharing her life unfiltered on "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" as well as on social media. She shares the ups and downs of her life, including the tough times she's experienced through breakups, drama, and single motherhood.

Just days before her break from "everything" to focus on her mental health, Paul shared an emotional video on Instagram.

"This isn’t my worst phase, it’s most uncomfortable, however they say change doesn’t happen in comfort. I’m someone that knows my answer immediately, and for the first time in a long time I decided to go with that. It’s the trust the process phase," she captioned the video of her sharing her emotions while doing her hair. She wrote on the video, "Making the right decision can also feel like this."

Many viewers could relate to her video and shared their thoughts in the comment section.

"I feel you. It gets better and you’ll 100% like your new story better," one person wrote. Another said, "And suddenly I don’t feel so alone. One moment at a time."

After the debut season of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" dropped on Hulu in September 2024, it didn't take long for fans to become obsessed and wanting more episodes.

It wasn't shocking that a second season was almost immediately announced due to the show's popularity. The new season, which will have 20 new episodes, will be released on Hulu in May, so the wait is almost over.

In the meantime, fans can binge season 1 on Hulu or watch weekly on ABC as part of ABC's Winter Programming Line-Up. And of course, fans can follow all the MomTok drama on social media while waiting for new episodes to hit their TVs.