Shocking news for Sister Wives fans: Kody Brown has revealed a new wife. In a surprising twist, Kody has admitted his faults, acknowledging he hasn’t been the best husband. The initial concept of Sister Wives was to depict the Browns navigating a plural marriage, but this has deteriorated over the years due to Kody’s favoritism towards Robyn Brown, leading to the dissolution of his other marriages. Fans have labeled Kody with unflattering terms, including narcissistic.
In Season 1, Kody appeared positive and loving towards his wives, Meri, Janelle, and Christine, while courting Robyn. However, once Robyn joined the family, Kody’s demeanor shifted dramatically, becoming increasingly rude and cold towards his other wives. This led to relentless conflicts and strained family dynamics. Christine and Kody divorced in November 2021, followed by Janelle’s departure, and finally, Meri left after realizing she no longer felt part of the family.
A recent Reddit clip showed Kody admitting to being an “a**hole” to his wives, sparking debate among fans. Some believe he is becoming self-aware, while others think it might be another act for the cameras. Regardless, his acknowledgment marks a significant moment in the Sister Wives saga.
Kody and Meri Brown are also embroiled in a bitter dispute, with Kody recently declaring he never loved Meri, contradicting his earlier affectionate statements in their book. This public denouncement was deeply hurtful to Meri, who insists that Kody did love her once. Fans speculate that Kody’s actions may be driven by a desire to maintain the show’s dramatic appeal or to solidify his relationship with Robyn.
Meanwhile, Christine Brown has embraced a new, adventurous lifestyle with her new husband, David Woolley, after divorcing Kody in 2021. Christine and David, who married in 2023, enjoy numerous activities together and are planning to spend Memorial Day weekend at the Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR race in Charlotte. Christine’s transformation highlights her departure from polygamy and her new chapter with David.
