The Darger family, who were recently featured on Sister Wives when Kody Brown and his wives took a trip to Utah, tweeted this weekend about supporting their children, despite different views. The tweet read, “We have found that in raising children by supporting their choices, in the long run our children support ours. They may
Close friends of the famous polygamists the Browns, the Dargers have caught a lot of media attention lately. The Darger family consists of patriarch Joe and his three wives, Alina, Val, and Vicki Darger. The Orthodox Mormons were instrumental in changing their home state, Utah’s laws against polygamy in 2020. Joe Darger’s third wife, Vicki
Sunday’s episode of Sister Wives saw the Browns take a road trip to Utah to visit their good friends and fellow polygamists, the Dargers. Kody and his wives, minus third wife Christine, have been taking to Twitter during the airing of the episodes on Sunday nights to commentate and answer fan questions. This week, the
TLC shared another sneak peek into Sunday’s Sister Wives episode, where The Browns visit their polygamist friends, the Dargers, in Utah, where they once lived when they were first introduced on TV. The clip opens with the nine spouses gathered in the Darger kitchen. The wives are preparing food while the husbands chat about designing
The Dargers are an orthodox Mormon family who lives in Utah. At the helm of the family is husband, Joe Darger, and his three wives, Alina, Vicki, and Valerie. Joe, Alina, Vicki, and Val share 25 children and 17 grandchildren Between the four spouses, they share 25 children, including five children from Valerie’s previous (plural)
In a new sneak peek for the latest episode of Sister Wives, entitled Hard, Dramatic, and Awkward, Kody Brown and his four wives are traveling to Utah to visit their fellow polygamist friends (or plygs, as they call each other within the community), the Darger’s. For this road trip, Kody and all four of his