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ABC Cancels Upcoming Season of 'The Bachelorette' Amid Controversy

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In a surprising decision, ABC has decided to cancel the upcoming season of 'The Bachelorette,' which was set to premiere soon. This move follows the release of a video showing reality star Taylor Frankie Paul in a physical altercation with her former boyfriend, Dakota Mortensen, raising concerns about her suitability as the show's lead. Paul, who has faced legal issues related to domestic violence, expressed gratitude for ABC's support as she prioritizes her family's safety. The cancellation marks a significant moment for the franchise, which has faced controversies in the past but never before scrapped an entire season. ABC has not confirmed if the season will air at a later date.

Key Details: • The new season was scheduled to premiere on Sunday. • Taylor Frankie Paul has been involved in legal issues related to domestic violence. • ABC has not stated whether the season will be permanently shelved or rescheduled.

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