Taylor Frankie Paul's Mother's Day visit with her son Ever, aged two, was unexpectedly cut short due to limited supervisor availability and the child's health issues, specifically a cold sore breakout. During a virtual court hearing on June 1, Paul's attorney expressed her client's desire to maximize time with Ever, highlighting that previous visits had also faced interruptions. A Utah judge had recently adjusted Paul's visitation rights, allowing her to see her son from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Mother's Day, a departure from the standard eight-hour agreement. While Paul is now permitted to have her son on alternate weekends and one midweek day, overnight visits remain off-limits. The judge expressed optimism about the situation, recommending the lifting of supervision requirements in the future, while another custody hearing is set for July 8. Both parents have been advised to refrain from disparaging comments online and continue individual therapy.