'Mormon Wives' star Taylor Frankie Paul shares 'painful' update after domestic violence case dismissal

Taylor Frankie Paul is opening up about the physical pain she is experiencing after amid recent alleged domestic violence drama with ex Dakota Mortensen.

Days after the alleged case was dismissed by prosecutors, the reality star took to her Instagram account and shared an image of herself covered in band-aids, which apparently AI generated.

In the picture, Taylor can be seen looking at her well dressed self in the mirror while in front of the mirror she can be seen standing with an Icy Hot patch and an IV drip attached to her hand.

Taylor wrote in the caption, "It's mental health awareness month. I've had to be humbled to learn some experiences need to be lived through to understand."

"Which category should we start with?" she added, referring to her different state portrayed in the picture.

However, she did not share much in post, she posted some more snaps on her Stories to explain her condition.

The first slide showed a corner filled with her medicines, the caption read, "I know my Icy Hot patch is comical and, yes, maybe it's funny I added it. However, I use them every day along with heat sacks and other relievers due to the amount of pain my body is in."

Taylor did not reveal what is causing her pain she explained the three elements showed in the ai generated image: Icy Hot patches "for pain," as "heat relaxes the tension," "IV (drip) helps hydrate and supplement when lacking nutrients due to no appetite and "Band-aids" for invisible pain.

"I'll be sharing how you get to this point, just not today," she concluded her post with a cryptic note.

This came after days after Taylor reflected on the “ugly parts” of healing after the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office announced that they had dropped charges against her after two Utah police departments had opened separate domestic violence investigations into alleged altercations between her and her ex-boyfriend in February.