Kenzie | Betrayal Weekly

Kenzie grew up in Tooele, Utah.

We lived right at the base of a really big mountain range in Utah.

So literally, you opened our curtains in the front yard, and we were right at the base of the mountain.

I am the third of four, and my oldest brother is kind of a troublemaker.

[laughs] And he would come up with all these silly little games that we would play.

We spent a lot of time together as siblings while my parents were at work.

Their parents taught them to work hard for the things they cared about.

If it was school or church or sports, whatever it was, they didn't really care as long as we put our best foot forward and did everything that we could.

They really instilled the work ethic into us.

Her family is part of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and faith is a big part of their lives.

They all went to church together every week.

week.We'd go every Sunday, and then each age group would do activities together that I think definitely shaped me into who I am in a lot of ways.

It just instilled more values of respect, and hard work, and honesty, and all those things.

When Kenzie was 13, her family moved to Idaho.

That's where she went to high school.

I was in two to three choirs all throughout high school.

I was in student council, and I did really well academically.

She loved hanging out with her siblings, especially her older sister, Brynn.

She's four years older than me, so I wanted to be her.

I wanted to do everything she did.

We have the funniest pictures of us in matching dresses, and I'm so happy, and she's so mad.

Our rooms were right next to each other, and so we thought we were super sneaky, and I would sneak into her room at night.

And we would play, and we would talk.

We'd hang out, and then we'd hear my mom yell down the stairs, "Go to bed."