Taylor Frankie Paul Shares Details About the Upcoming Season 2 of ‘Mormon Wives’

While fans of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” have been eager for new episodes after binge-watching season 1 on Hulu, they have been left in suspense about when the next season will premiere. Although the filming for season 2 has commenced, the announcement regarding the availability of new episodes only mentioned spring without specifying a definite release date.

However, Taylor Frankie Paul, the leading figure on MomTok, recently provided a more precise response regarding the anticipated return of the show during an Instagram Q&A.

During an Instagram session on Monday, the reality TV personality encouraged her followers to ask questions, which led to an influx of inquiries. She engaged with her audience by answering numerous queries through her Instagram Stories.

While some wanted to know about “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” others wanted to know about her personal life, therapy, and how she’s really feeling.

One fan asked, “How do you manage it all?” Paul responded, “I feel like I don’t manage, that’s why I’m messy.” Under that, she added, “Along with that, cry, laugh, therapy, cope with humor, feel what I feel in the moment and keep going.”

When asked if she has any regrets, Paul explained why she doesn’t.

“Everything I’ve done has gotten me here and who I’m with today,” she wrote. “Do I wish I had done certain things differently absolutely.”

One thing on the minds of many “Mormon Wives” fans is when season 2 will drop on Hulu, because it seems everyone is ready for more episodes of the hit show.

When a fan asked when season 2 will be out, Paul answered, “MAY baby it’s coming.”

Before this hot tea spill from Paul, it’s only been revealed that season 2 will come out in the spring, but no target date or even month was given.

Another fan asked, “What’s your thoughts on the new season?” and Paul replied, “You’re gonna love it even more than the first.” Another fan wanted to know if the “Mormon Wives” star is friends with all the MomTok girls in the new season.

“Tried to be,” she wrote. “Some people will never like you matter what and that’s okay. We pray for them.” (Oh, this is sounding like some juicy drama is coming our way in the second season.)

Many fans wanted more insight into how Paul is healing after her breakup with Dakota Mortensen. One viewer could relate and wanted to know how she’s healing.

“I cry every day. That’s grief, let it through so it can pass and you can heal,” she said. “The more you resist the pain coming through the longer the suffering, learned this the hard way.”

She also shared what the “biggest struggle” has been with coparenting.

“The quiet after the chaos. Missing out time with your kids. Inconsistency,” she shared.

Another fan asked, “What part of your growth are you most proud of?” She responded, “I had a spiritual awakening is what they call it. You’re aware and now conscious that you’re aware. Sounds odd, I know but once you experience it, it’s insane and it’s like woah where was I?”

The leader of MomTok has been very open about going to therapy to help her heal and grow. When asked what the number one thing is that she learned while in therapy, she shared, “You think it would be as simple as it sounds.”

She continued, “You won’t get different results with the same actions. Change is extremely hard especially when you’re trying to rewire the brain.”

When another fan asked about the “best advice” she’s received from her therapist, Paul shared three things.

“Give those versions of you grace. I can’t give you what you don’t already have,” she explained. “The best part about healing is you get [to] help others heal.”

Another person asked Paul how she’s “truly doing,” and Paul shared that she’s “so sad” and “in a lot of pain.”

“This time is different because I have awareness, tools, and people to help. I feel like I’m grieving everything at once,” she said. “This year will be amazing but working through this as well.”

Paul didn’t seem to shy away from the questions on the minds of her fans.

“What keeps you so honest? After the betrayals you’ve received, you’re still so kind,” one person wondered.

“Everything comes to the surface,” Paul replied. “I’ve betrayed people, been at the bottom, been the villain, most hated on the internet, I want [to] give the same grace and forgiveness I was given.”

Another follower wanted to go deeper into her relationship woes asking if her divorce or breakup with Mortensen was harder.

“Mourning both. I’ve been in flight or fight ever since, miscarried twice, went to jail while the entire internet spoke on all of it. Eventually became too painful to dissociate,” she explained. “Woke up and now it’s all seeping through. And I’m like FUUU—K ME. But let’s stay strong, look at it, feel it and let’s process so we can move forward.”

Paul also responded to a question about how she handles the hate and bullying she’s gotten online.

“Ignore it,” she said. “It’s none of my business what they think, nor do I care to.”

Season 1 of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” is currently streaming on Hulu and will make its broadcast debut on ABC on January 27 as part of ABC’s Winter Programming Line-Up. Season 2 is currently filming, and according to Paul, will be released on Hulu in May 2025.