Preachers’ Daughters - Season 2 Episode 1

In season 2, Olivia's family is not longer part of the cast. Taylor, age 18, is still rebelling. She makes a music video with friends. When her parents and some church members view it, they realize she is still ignoring their wishes. Kolby, age 16, wants to go to college to study fashion design. Her father, reminding her she is a role model for other church members, is inclined to demand that she dedicate a year to ministry first before he will pay for school. Episode one introduces a new cast member – Megan, age 17, who lives in SC with her mother (Darleen) and her father (Jeff), who is a worship leader. Jeff loses his job of 28 years and feels a calling to full-time ministry. This could mean major lifestyle changes for Megan, who seems dedicated to tanning and shopping, with little regard to the cost of things. Also joining the cast is Tori, age 21, who shares an apartment with a friend, in New Orleans. Her father, Kenny, is a minister in a Seventh Day Adventist church. She had moved away from home to escape the house rules that her father and mother (Monique) imposed. Being so close to the Bourbon Street district, temptations are many and close by. In episode one, she drinks to excess, then is abandoned by her "friends" without money or transportation. The roommates receive an eviction notice, so Tori has to ask her parents if she can move back home. She has a younger sister Courtney, age 16. Her parents are concerned about the example Tori sets for the younger sister, so they remind Tori that moving back home will require her to follow their rules. Tori cleverly tells her parents that "Jesus told me" to move back home. Interestingly, Tori used to be a policewoman.