**Taylor Frankie Paul Dodges Question on 'Mormon Wives' Production Halt Amid Domestic Violence Allegations** Nigerian fans of reality TV might be familiar with Taylor Frankie Paul, a popular figure on American reality shows. Recently, she made an appearance on the Good Morning America (GMA) show, where she tried to avoid talking about the abrupt halt in production of her reality series, "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives". The show's production was paused amidst a controversy surrounding an alleged domestic violence incident involving Taylor and her husband, Dakota Mortensen. During the GMA interview, Taylor acknowledged that it's been a tough time for her, especially with the upcoming premiere of "The Bachelorette" scheduled for this Sunday. When host Lara Spencer asked Taylor to confirm reports about production being paused, she skillfully sidestepped the question by saying she doesn't have control over production decisions. However, she revealed that she had been informed about the halt in production. The conversation took an interesting turn when Lara pointed out that Taylor is now an executive producer on the show, suggesting that she should be aware of the production schedule. Taylor tried to justify her lack of knowledge by stating that she's not directly involved in the production process. Taylor also expressed her difficulty in imagining how her life on the show could move forward, considering her current situation. She admitted that it feels like the end of the world for her right now. The reality TV star also hinted that she plans to speak about the situation at some point, but for now, she's focused on taking care of her kids. The allegations of domestic violence against Taylor and her husband have sparked a lot of controversy, and it's unclear when or if production on "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" will resume. Nigerians who enjoy reality TV will be keeping a close eye on this drama to see how it unfolds.