Taylor Frankie Paul is set to become the next Bachelorette.
The reality TV personality, who gained fame through Hulu’s The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, will be searching for love and distributing roses in the upcoming season. Taylor revealed the news during the Call Her Daddy episode that broadcast on Wednesday, Sept. 10. She shared the announcement with Alex Cooper and described how the entire experience feels “surreal” as she prepares to join the beloved ABC reality dating program.
“Surreal. It has not hit me right now in this moment,” Taylor revealed. “I’m just thinking about it, and it’s not real. And it’s not going to be until I think the limo is pulling up, you know? And meeting the people.“
With Taylor preparing to pursue romance on television, The Express US examines her net worth. The mother-of-three’s wealth isn’t listed on the Celebrity Net Worth platform; however, multiple sources have suggested her net worth is $3 million in 2025, reports the Mirror US.
Taylor’s alleged net worth comes from multiple revenue sources, including the Hulu reality series, TikTok content, brand drals, and her new ABC contract for The Bachelorette.
Secret Lives of Mormon Wives chronicles a MomTok collective in Utah. The cast features Jennifer Affleck, Mayci Neeley, Whitney Leavitt, Layla Taylor, Demi Engemann, Jessi Ngatikaura, and Mikayla Matthews.
The earnings for Taylor and her fellow cast members from the reality series remain undisclosed. The show is scheduled to return for a third season in November.
As a TikTok influencer, Taylor has secured brand partnerships with companies like Shein and has produced sponsored day-in-the-life content.
Her ABC contract for The Bachelorette is not known and the network’s unlikely to reveal such details. However, reports from 2017 suggested that former contestant Emily Maynard allegedly earned $250,000.
Former LA Times columnist and author Amy Kaufman noted in her 2018 book Bachelor Nation that it’s “incredibly rare for someone to make less than six figures.”
Taylor’s existing celebrity status across TikTok and reality television likely means a boost in her contract compared to previous Bachelorettes. Her casting represents the first instance where a Bachelorette hasn’t emerged from within Bachelor Nation.
During her Call Her Daddy appearance, Taylor admitted to initial reservations about joining the franchise while confirming her continued involvement with The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.
“How do I make this work? I’m a co-parent. I have two baby daddies, not one, so I’m dealing with two different people. My children, my home base, is here. Can I travel that long? Can I be gone that long?” Taylor said. She shares two children, daughter Indy and son Ocean, with ex-Tate Paul and one son, Ever, with ex-Dakota Mortensen.
“But then I’m also thinking on the side, the other two moms that are in my group [Jen and Whitney] are doing Dancing with the Stars, and they brought their family out, but also they have their husbands, so for me, I’m like, is this possible for me to do as a single mom?” Taylor pondered.
“Can I make it work realistically no matter how much I want this? And I was like, I can, if you want to, you can, and it comes down to that, so I was just like, I will make it work … I can ask for help more,” she continued.
The 22nd season of The Bachelorette, featuring Taylor, is set to air in 2026.
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