Reality star Taylor Frankie Paul rejects exes' 60% custody offers, vows to keep fighting
Taylor Frankie Paul turned down separate custody proposals from Dakota Mortensen and Tate Paul that would leave her with only 40% of parenting time, saying she will continue to battle for her children.
According to an insider, Taylor Frankie Paul declined two distinct custody proposals from her former partners, Dakota Mortensen and Tate Paul, each of which would have given the exes 60% of parenting time and left Paul with only 40%. She responded that the offers clearly miss the point of protecting her children’s welfare. The source added that Paul believes the fathers are working together to undermine her and is prepared to fight the claims in court, expressing confidence they will lose.
The custody battle has intensified after Tate Paul sought a temporary restraining order and sole custody, which was denied, and after Mortensen secured full custody of their son Ocean. Paul, who shares children Indy (8), Ocean (6) and Ever (2) with the two men, continues to receive online support while her upcoming TV season remains uncertain.
Why it matters
The case highlights a high-profile family-law dispute that could affect the children and the public image of a reality-TV personality.
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