Will Hulu publicly distance themselves this week from Taylor Frankie Paul after more bad sh#t revealed?
54% of users predicted NO — the community got this one right. 35 predictions cast.
Utah's Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS) filed a juvenile court petition on July 15, 2026, asking a judge to find that Taylor Frankie Paul's three children were "abused, neglected or dependent" and seeking a guardian ad litem and protective supervision. The filing cited concerns raised during a May 2026 home visit, including comments Paul made to caseworkers about her life coach and a therapist's report that she had not engaged meaningfully in treatment.
Paul, star of Hulu's "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," addressed the allegations in a July 19 Instagram video, saying there was "a lot of false information out there" and that disputed claims would be handled through her attorneys and the court.
The question asked whether Hulu would publicly distance itself from Paul this week amid the case. It did not: neither Hulu nor its parent studio issued any statement addressing the DCFS filing or Paul's status on the show. The custody case, involving her children with ex-husband Tate Paul and ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen, remains ongoing in court.
The community was closely divided, with 46% predicting Hulu would distance itself. The majority correctly anticipated the network's silence, though the near-even split reflected real uncertainty about how a streamer might respond to an active child welfare case involving one of its stars.