The custody battle between Taylor Frankie Paul and her ex-husband Tate Paul is reportedly heating up once again. According to TMZ, Tate has filed a motion in court asking that drug test results connected to their ongoing custody dispute be unsealed.
Tate, who shares two children — Indy and Ocean — with the “Mormon Wives” star, reportedly filed the court documents on Thursday. TMZ reports the filing is part of what has been described as a bitter, drawn-out custody fight between the former couple.
What We Know So Far
Details on exactly why Tate wants the drug test results made public remain limited, but the move suggests the results could play a significant role in the ongoing dispute over the children. Sources close to the situation have not publicly confirmed what the tests allegedly show, and neither Tate nor Taylor has issued a public statement addressing the motion at this time.
Taylor Frankie Paul rose to fame as one of the breakout stars of the hit reality series “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” where her personal life — including her split from Tate — became a central storyline. The show has kept fans invested in the couple’s relationship, and their custody battle has continued to draw attention even after cameras stopped rolling.
A Long Road of Legal Back-and-Forth
Custody disputes involving reality TV personalities often play out partly in the public eye, and this case appears to be no exception. The request to unseal the drug test results marks the latest development in what TMZ characterizes as a contentious legal battle between Tate and Taylor over their kids.
It’s not yet clear when a judge might rule on Tate’s motion or whether the results, if unsealed, will be made available to the public. TMZ notes that further updates on the case are expected as the custody proceedings continue.
Fans of the reality star will likely be watching closely to see how this latest legal maneuver could impact the ongoing custody arrangement between Taylor and Tate.
