Mortensen recently shared a MomTok-like video sharing his current feelings, which for many scream breakup vibes.

And as Mortensen shares her feelings in TikTok videos, Paul does the same, leading fans to believe the two are struggling with a possible breakup.

Mortensen seems to be on top of his feelings lately, and he's sharing them with fans TikTok who are supportive and kind.

In a recent video shared on the app titled, "Going with the whole 'he tests his strongest soldiers," the father of one channeled his inner MomTok vibes to help express his current feelings. On the video it was written: "God: At least you survived 2024. That's a victory. Me: ........"

He did a little street dancing against a beautiful backdrop in Utah, and many of his followers wanted to help lift him up during this vulnerable time.

Mortensen's video quickly garnered more than 200,000 views in just a few short hours, with many viewers leaving him supportive comments and links.

"You're sober and have a wonderful son. You got this," one viewer wrote. Another added: "He definitely puts us to the test. You will come out stronger and you will have your own wonderful son who is the single greatest gift from God." Mortensen replied, "True!!! And my biggest blessing happened this year."

Another viewer shared: "Take a day when it gets dark remember you have a son who needs his dad to be on top. It gets easier over time and you heal."

A week ago, just before Christmas, Mortensen shared a MomTok-style video about his Christmas shopping procrastination.

"Procrastination at its best," he captioned the video. On the video is written: "When you just remembered to go to the Christmas shop."

One viewer pointed out that he filmed his video at Paul's house.

"Not you at Taylor's house," one viewer wrote, with more than 700 people liking the comment. "Wait whose house is that?" wrote another.

Many others shared that they can relate to waiting until the last minute to do their holiday shopping.

A MomTok leader recently shared a video on TikTok showing how she feels about her holiday, with the caption: "I'm told you've been through this once, you'll make it again."

She shared more about the story in the video.

"Chaos to pure silence," she said. "I wouldn't wish this pain on anyone, if you're out there, take a ride, scream, cry, feel the pain, because I promise the avoidance will be so much worse."

Her video, which shows her lying on the floor crying, quickly went viral with nearly 10 million views and thousands of comments.

"Girl please heal before you jump into something. It's so hard to be alone but trust me when you heal you will have peace," one viewer wrote. Paul replied, "THE BIGGEST lesson I've learned."

Paul, who is known to share her real and raw feelings, is attracted to her Instagram Saturday afternoon stories to share a little insight into what she does for her self-care. The photo shows her keeping a journal and reading books to help her heal and grow through difficult times.

On TikTok, she recently shared a video of herself cleaning the house in the middle of the night, which sparked a conversation in the comments about mental health.

Captioned on the video, "My therapist: Please work on a good sleep schedule, it's so important," had many links in the comments section.

"But there's no better time to clean than 2am when everyone's asleep. I'm the best in the middle of the night," wrote one viewer. Paul replied, "Is that so? like clean in peace or mental health work? I can't decide between the two."

Another shared: "Cleaning is therapy!" and Paul replied, "So true, but sleep is so crucial to mental health ahhhh."