Mykelti and Tony discuss how 'Sister Wives' often misrepresented key family moments, such as a goodbye party that was actually meant to maintain sibling bonds, and a failed toast the show refused to film. Mykelti reflects on her father's regret over polygamy and his belief that God called him to live it, despite being against it now. She addresses the show's portrayal of her as a bridezilla, explaining she was budget-conscious because the show paid for her wedding. The couple also talks about the negative impact of growing up on reality TV, with Mykelti planning to stop filming her own kids around age seven. They express shock at learning the dark history of the FLDS and Joseph Smith, which they weren't taught growing up. Mykelti notes that Robyn no longer believes in polygamy or Mormonism but attends a Christian church, and she describes Kody as neglectful as his children grow older and develop their own opinions.