Taylor Frankie Paul Believes Release of 2023 Attack Video ‘Made Her More Famous,’ Considering Book Deal

Booted Bachelorette Taylor Frankie Paul has an ace up her sleeve — writing a revenge tell-all, tipsters tattle to the National Enquirer.

Although she’s now toxic in Hollywood, insiders say mother of three Taylor could pocket a six-figure payday by dishing the dirt on her Secret Lives of Mormon Wives costars, her fiery love life and her legal woes.

“Taylor knows she’ll have a tough time convincing people she’s no villain, but she figures if there’s money to be made by telling her side of the story, then why the hell not!” says an insider. “Major publishers are salivating to meet with her. Right now, she’s sitting down with advisors to work out what she can and can’t say from a legal point of view.”

Season 22 of The Bachelorette was already in the can when ABC yanked it just three days before the March 22 premiere after shocking video of Taylor allegedly attacking her ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen in 2023 emerged.

The video shows Taylor, 31, throwing metal stools and yelling at Dakota with her then 5-year-old daughter, Indy, in the room.

She eventually pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in the incident and remains on probation.

She’s now reportedly under investigation for an alleged third domestic violence incident. All of them involve Taylor and Dakota.

But with 7 million social media followers, Taylor is convinced that a tell-all chock-full of juicy details — especially about soft-swinging with ex-husband Tate Paul, dad of Indy, now 8, and son Ocean, 5 — will clean up her reputation, according to sources.

“Taylor intends to reveal exactly what she and Tate got up to with their friend group, how it affected her mental health and how much of that crossed over to the Mormon Wives circle,” says a source.

“She’ll also unload on costars who conspired against her, the extent of how badly she was treated on Mormon Wives and exactly what the Bachelorette producers asked her to do.”

“As for Dakota, she’ll give a full account of their toxic relationship and explain exactly what caused her to snap, plus express her deep regrets over what she subjected her daughter to.”

“For now, Taylor has been temporarily shamed by the release of the chair-throwing video, but she feels it’s only made her more famous. Major publishers know she’s a marketing machine thanks to her star status on TikTok and Instagram, but her book won’t be a sob story.”

“Taylor wants to take full accountability for her actions — and once she gets the green light from her lawyers, she’ll have her say!”