Viewers have noticed Robyn Brown’s reluctance to allow TLC’s cameras inside her Flagstaff home this season on Sister Wives. As Monsters and Critics previously reported, Meri Brown visited Robyn at her and Kody’s home during Episode 1 but wasn’t invited inside. Meri paid a visit to Robyn to discuss the state of their broken family
Kody Brown rose to fame on TLC when his family’s show, Sister Wives, debuted in 2010, but the Browns have undergone many changes since then. When reality TV audiences were introduced to the Browns, the supersized polygamous family often gave viewers glimpses into their personal lives, including their spiritual beliefs as fundamentalist Mormons. As polygamists,
When Janelle Brown mentioned the “shake-up” that occurred after Robyn Brown entered the family, Sister Wives viewers instantly took sides. It’s no secret that Robyn joining Kody Brown’s polygamous marriage in 2010 was the beginning of major changes in the family. Until 2010, Kody had been splitting his time between three wives, Meri, Janelle, and
It looks as though Robyn Brown’s dream of retiring on a rocking chair on her front porch on Coyote Pass has been shattered. The Sister Wives star and her husband, Kody Brown, have put their plans to build on their land in Flagstaff on hold. As Janelle Brown revealed during the Sister Wives Season 18
Sister Wives viewers are questioning Robyn Brown’s motives following an intense outdoor conversation with Meri Brown. Season 18, Episode 1 of Sister Wives continued to showcase the drama among the Brown family following Christine Brown’s split from Kody Brown. While Kody was still sorting out his emotions after Christine left him, Robyn and Meri decided
Robyn Brown has Kody Brown all to herself since Christine, Janelle, and Meri left him, but the Sister Wives star says living alone with him hasn’t been all rainbows and butterflies. Last season on Sister Wives, viewers watched the beginning of the end of the big, plural family Kody had always dreamed of. Within a
Sister Wives became a reality television hit on TLC when it debuted in 2010. Season 1 of the long-running series introduced us to Kody Brown and his then-four wives, Meri, Janelle, Christine, and Robyn Brown. Viewers were instantly fascinated with the concept of polygamy, the practice of having more than one wife at a time.
Season 18 of Sister Wives is just weeks away, and there are still plenty of questions about the show’s storyline as the Brown family has imploded. Kody Brown is no longer a polygamist juggling four wives. The past few seasons have featured the demise of his marriage to his third wife, Christine Brown, while highlighting
Christine Brown has confirmed what Sister Wives viewers have believed for years: Kody Brown played favorites with his wives. When Sister Wives debuted in 2010, Kody was a polygamist with three marriages to manage as he pursued one more with the encouragement of his wives. Once married simultaneously to Meri, Janelle, Christine, and Robyn Brown,
Gwendlyn Brown recently tied the knot with Beatriz Queiroz, and although her dad, Sister Wives star Kody Brown, showed up with his wife Robyn, not everyone in the family was happy to see them. As Monsters and Critics reported, it was suspected that Kody no-showed Gwendlyn’s special day when he wasn’t seen in any family