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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She is still commenting on instagram reels about the show and she is reposting videos about reactive abuse. You would think of you were in a legal situation you would be quiet but it doesn’t look like that is going to happen.[/quote]

She's an idiot. [/quote]

She probably has monetized social media accounts and needs to keep posting to make money. Her SLOMW paychecks may also dry up as that filming is also on hold. [/quote]

I think she is going to be pulled from that show too. [b]You don’t get to set millions of dollars on fire at a mega corporation and keep your job. [/b][/quote]

I'm hoping they sue the heck out of her to recoup whatever they can. If ABC's attorneys were even half awake, there are terms in her contract that will help them with this very unfortunate but foreseeable mess. Never thought I'd be siding with a corp against a young single mom, but here we are. Taylor is noxious. [/quote]

I don't know how they can sue her. None of this was a secret. Her arrest was televised on SLOMW. The police report and video have been in evidence since 2023 and could have been obtained via a FOIA request (likely how TMZ got them). She has talked about it and said she was the aggressor in interviews years ago. The show says they do background checks and there is a video circulating of someone who hosted an ABC Bachelor spin off and he said they did a thorough background check on him. Her Feb 2026 DV case is still under investigation - no charges yet. [b]Unless her contract specific no further arrests / charges allowed and she does get arrested / charged, I don't know what they could sue her for. [/b]This was all out in the open and available to them. [/quote]

I have little doubt that this is in her contract. They are called "morality clauses" and tend to have language that results in consequences for talent that engage in behavior that brings themselves or the show into "public disrepute, contempt, scandal, or ridicule." No way they took on a mess like TFP without a clause like this to protect the network's reputation and shield themselves from losing advertising revenue (Cinnabon was the first to exit from partnering with the show, and did so before that video came out). And this is The Bachelorette -- she spoiled the allure of the whole show with going back to Dakota before the show aired, which probably violates a clause in her contract in some way as well. [/quote]
Are you ABC General Counsel or something? You're making a lot of assumptions.[/quote]

Lol. Ok. Are you Taylor's publicist or something? [/quote]

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