Taylor Frankie Paul’s Infamous Bachelorette Season Cancellation Reportedly Reversed With Release Window
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Key Points:
- The Bachelorette season 22, initially pulled from airing due to a 2023 video showing contestant Taylor Frankie Paul assaulting her former partner, is now reportedly set to debut on ABC in July.
- Despite the initial decision to shelve the season, editors continued working on the episodes and conducted audience test screenings to assess public sentiment toward Paul after the controversy.
- Taylor Frankie Paul has been involved in legal disputes with her former partner, including restraining orders and custody battles, but has recently gained unsupervised overnight visitation rights with their son.
- Paul has publicly shared her efforts to rehabilitate her image on social media, which reportedly influenced ABC executives' decision to move forward with airing the season.
- If released in July, season 22 will premiere two years after season 21, marking a significant but not unprecedented hiatus in the show's history.
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