Layla Taylor Gives a Glimpse of Her Girlfriend in a Sweet Instagram Clip
The 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' star shares a new video after recently coming out as bisexual.

What does a new glow look like? For Layla Taylor, it looks like a tattooed arm reaching into frame to hold her hand.
In the clip, as Taylor smiles for the camera, an arm enters the shot to grab her hand, and the pair swing their arms together while Taylor beams off-camera. The star herself captioned the moment with a witty text overlay: "‘You’re glowing recently.’ Thanks I’m dating a woman now."
She doubled down on the sentiment in the post's caption, writing, "Chivalry isn’t dead it’s [with] the lesbians."
The sweet post serves as a soft launch of Taylor's new relationship, coming just weeks after she publicly came out as bisexual. During that interview, she also confirmed she was dating a woman.
This new chapter follows a previous relationship.
While fans now have a visual hint of the new romance, a key detail remains private. As of now, Layla Taylor has not publicly revealed her girlfriend's name.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did She announce?
She came out as bisexual and confirmed she was dating a woman in a podcast interview last month.
What else did She announce?
She has not publicly revealed her girlfriend's name.
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