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Secret Lives of Mormon Wives <\/em>executive producer Jeff Jenkins has given the first indications of his plans for Taylor Frankie Paul’s and Dakota Mortensen’s futures with the show.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n Exes Paul and Mortensen, who share 2-year-old son Ever, have been at the center of controversy stemming from a series of domestic assault allegations.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n “I’ve talked to Taylor, and she wants to come back, and I want her to come back,” Jenkins said.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n An important insider just shed light on one of the most burning questions in reality TV.<\/p>\n Jeff Jenkins, the executive producer of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives<\/em><\/a>, spoke to Variety<\/em><\/a> on Wednesday about the future of the series amid a seemingly unending cascade of largely off-screen controversy that has plagued its cast as of late, from cast member Miranda Hope accusing her costar, Jessi Draper, of kissing her husband<\/a>, to Draper’s contentious divorce<\/a> with ex Jordan Ngatikaura.<\/p>\n But all other scandals are eclipsed by the one so bright and glaring that it got a season of The Bachelorette <\/em>canceled<\/a> just days ahead of its premiere: the domestic assault allegations against SLOMW <\/em>star Taylor Frankie Paul<\/a> and her ex, Dakota Mortensen<\/a>, which put production of the reality series’ fifth season on pause.<\/p>\n The veteran producer noted, “I went through on season 1 of The Simple Life<\/em>,\u00a0when a sex tape was released very much against Paris Hilton’s wishes, and that was a certain kind of nightmare. I went through Kim Kardashian being robbed in her apartment, tied up and held at gunpoint, and thrown into a bathtub.”<\/p>\n The Simple Life<\/em> and The Kardashians<\/em> survived those ordeals, and the impacted stars returned to the screen. But will Paul and Mortensen?<\/p>\n