Reality star Taylor Frankie Paul says she will not return to "Secret Lives of Mormon Wives"

Taylor Frankie Paul posted on Instagram on Monday that she will not be returning to Hulu's reality series Secret Lives of Mormon Wives (SLOMW). In her message she said the decision was driven by her relationships with other cast members and expressed relief at leaving the program.

Paul, who was involved in a domestic-assault investigation in Utah earlier this year, previously faced legal issues related to an altercation with her ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen. The investigation led to a mutual restraining order and a guilty-in-abeyance plea to a third-degree felony assault charge. After the incident, Disney halted her participation in The Bachelorette.

Production on SLOMW’s fifth season resumed in May without Paul or Mortensen and aired a shortened five-episode run. The series began filming its sixth season in August, though it is unclear whether Paul was slated to appear.

"My gratitude goes to all the networks that supported me throughout this and gave me the chance to return," Paul wrote. "However I don’t desire to move forward like this."

"Some of the girls know what I’ve been through and then to turn and collectively pile on with their statements… it’s disgusting," she added, accusing fellow participants of bullying.

The show has also seen other cast departures; Mikayla Matthews announced she would not continue after expressing discomfort with the program’s handling of abusive behavior.

Reports later that week indicated Paul had failed multiple court-ordered drug tests in ongoing custody disputes, though details of the substances were not disclosed.

Hulu has not commented on Paul’s announcement.