“Preachers’ Daughters,” Lifetime network’s newest docu-drama, premiered on Tuesday with its fair share of critics, but the cast was more than prepared for naysayers to disagree with the show’s message.
In the first episode of the show, The Colemans, Koloffs and Perrys highlighted some of the struggles that they faced raising daughters while preaching the word of God. Themes surrounding dating, sex, drugs and issues with parental restrictions caused some to speak out against the show on social networking websites like Twitter.
“This show Preacher’s Daughters should be called ‘This is How You Raise a Stripper,'” one person tweeted.
Another person thought the show was portraying a negative stereotype of preachers’ families.
“That new show ‘Preachers’ Daughters’ is stereotypical and is making all Preacher’s daughters look horrible,” the person tweeted.
Taylor Coleman, the 18-year-old daughter of Pastor Ken Coleman of City of Refuge Pentecostal Church in Joliet, Ill., said she was not apprehensive about receiving backlash. She expressed the desire to be featured in pornography on the show’s first episode, leading to negative responses from critics.
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