Overview
- In a new Instagram note, the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives personality accused Dakota Mortensen of love bombing, manipulation, threats and physical harm, while saying she is not fully innocent.
- She wrote that fear tied to her probation kept her from calling for help and that gaslighting left her doubting herself as the relationship wore on.
- In a separate update about visiting her children's school, she said strong anxiety eased after parents offered support, and she pledged to keep sharing the hard parts of her healing online.
- Prosecutors declined to file charges from February police inquiries, and a judge expanded her Mother's Day time with their son Ever to nearly 12 hours after an earlier eight-hour weekly allotment.
- The TV fallout continues, with ABC keeping her filmed Bachelorette season off its summer lineup and producers moving to restart Secret Lives of Mormon Wives as casting and pay talks linger.