Taylor Frankie Paul Slams “Mormon Wives” Costar Whitney Leavitt, Says She’s Been ‘Waiting on My Downfall Since Day 1’

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• Taylor Frankie Paul is continuing to speak out amid her deepening feud with her castmates

• The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star left a comment on an Instagram post claiming costar Whitney Leavitt has “been waiting for my downfall since day one”

• Last week, Leavitt appeared to shade Paul by saying she was the “creator” of MomTok and Mormon Wives after Paul had previously claimed those titles

Taylor Frankie Paul is continuing to speak out amid a deepening feud with her castmates. 

On July 14, the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star, 32, left a comment under a post from an Instagram fan page for the Hulu reality series, noting that Paul and her costar Whitney Leavitt, 33, had unfollowed each other on the platform.

“Good. Since she is ‘leaving’ for the 100th time I’ll give my last words about her,” penned Paul, referencing Leavitt’s departure from Mormon Wives, which she announced in May.

“I stuck up for her since the hospital video I bet she doesn’t even recall that,” wrote Paul, evidently referencing a controversial video Leavitt posted to TikTok several years ago, dancing in the hospital while her son was in the NICU with RSV.

“I gave her grace against a whole cast MULTIPLE times,” continued Paul. “She is very successful and I always supported that. Just for her smile and pile on at my lowest.”

Concluded the MomTok member: “Let’s be honest she’s been waiting for my down fall since day one and she still ain’t gonna get it because she could have everything and still chose not to reach a hand 🙋🏻‍♀️ bye Whit cya mid season when you come back.”

Paul’s fiery comments come amid her ongoing legal battles — with ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen, 33, and ex-husband Tate Paul, 34 — as well as a pointed post from Leavitt last week appearing to shade Paul for claiming she was the “creator” of MomTok and Mormon Wives.

In the post, shared on July 8, Leavitt wrote in a video, “How it feels being ‘creator’ of momtok & SLOMW” — evidently in reference to Paul writing in her Instagram bio that she was the “Creator of Momtok + SLOMW 🩵” And in the comments, several of their cast members  — including Mayci Neeley, 31, Layla Taylor, 25, and Mikayla Matthews, 26 —seemed to take Leavitt’s side.

Paul addressed the feud on July 12, taking accountability by acknowledging her “wrong doing’s in the MomTok mess.”

“We’re at each other’s throats and I’m removing myself from responding to any of it moving forward. I’ve never discredited them. I’ve always supported all of them in their success,” she wrote in her July 12 post. “I’ve had their backs in times of need. I became defensive and let my ego take over when I heard …what I heard.”

As the feud had continued, another of Paul’s costars, Miranda Hope, also unfollowed her on Instagram, explaining her decision in the comments of another post by a Mormon Wives fan account on July 14.

“kept following until i decided it didn’t make sense to keep investing in something one sided,” she wrote. “i’m not one to unfollow to ‘prove a point.’ “

The future of Mormon Wives still remains up in the air.

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Hulu halted production for season 5 of the series in March after two Utah police departments opened domestic violence investigations into Paul and Mortensen. In May, a source told PEOPLE that only new confessionals were being filmed for the season, which would only be five episodes long, and another source told PEOPLE in July that Paul would only film the show’s opening credits, likely separate from the rest of the cast.

Hulu has not set a release date for the show’s fifth season.

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