So being back here in Utah, Priscilla says, is hard.

Definitely every single time I am in Utah, a lot of feelings come up.

And I, I think that when I'm living my life in Las Vegas, then it's just normal.

I'm just living my life.

But every time we return to this place, we just have conversations of being in The Order, and leaving, and all of that.

It definitely does bring up a lot of feelings of, it sucks that my family is still here, I guess, because I would love to see them out, and I would love to connect with them on a deeper level, but I feel like that's just not possible where they're at.

She wants her little girl to experience a totally different kind of childhood than her own.

I am just so proud and happy that my daughter can, one, see somebody being strong and standing up for themselves finally, and two, I love that she can have feelings and express them, and she doesn't feel the need to go cry in her room because I'm gonna get mad that she is sad.

Her life up to this point has been a pressure cooker of reasons to run fast and far away, starting with what those weekly church services were like for the kids.

The church had these foldable chairs.

And sometimes when these little children would sit on them, they would flip back, and the child would fall and smack their heads and cry.

And the parents didn't want their child to be the one interrupting church, so they're taking them to the back.

They're slapping them, or they're beating them or telling them to stop crying, and it was just normal.

Not long after this, Priscilla gets another phone call.

The producer from Escaping Polygamy called me and was like, "Did you know Hannah got married?" And I'm like, "No she didn't.

To who?" And she said, "Jacob." I'm like, "You're lying to me." And she's like, "No, she did.