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Taylor Frankie Paul wants another chance to find love on The Bachelorette<\/em> after her first season was pulled before its premiere. She discussed a possible return while speaking at Los Angeles International Airport on Monday, October 26.<\/p>\n Paul, 32, acknowledged that she had not been in the best emotional place during filming. In the interview published by TMZ<\/a>, she credited therapy with helping her make progress and said she wished she had handled some situations differently.<\/p>\n Her first season, filmed last year, ended with an engagement to contestant Doug Mason. Their relationship did not last, and Mason recently shared his account of the proposal and breakup on Bachelor Happy Hour<\/em>.<\/p>\n Paul declined to discuss the specifics of her ongoing legal and family matters at the airport. Asked about dating, she described herself as \u201csingle and mingling.\u201d<\/p>\n Paul said she \u201c100%\u201d wants ABC to release the completed season. She pointed to the work of the contestants and production crew, saying they deserved to have their efforts seen.<\/p>\n ABC shelved the season on March 19, three days before its scheduled March 22 premiere. The decision followed the publication of footage from a 2023 confrontation showing Paul throwing chairs at her former boyfriend, Dakota Mortensen.<\/p>\n A Disney Entertainment Television spokesperson told ABC News<\/a> that the company would not move forward with the season \u201cat this time\u201d following the video\u2019s release. The statement said its focus was on supporting the family.<\/p>\nPaul Still Wants Viewers to See Her Unaired Season<\/h2>\n
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Doug Mason Met Her Family Before Deciding to Propose<\/h2>\n