Hello everyone and welcome to My Sister Wives for You Channel! I hope everyone is having a wonderful day. Before we begin, please hit the subscribe button and give this video a thumbs up. Fans of Sister Wives haven’t seen the Browns on TLC in almost a year. Sister Wives had an interesting season prior to this one where Kody lost two of his wives. Now, the only person by his side is Robyn. Supporters are ecstatic that Christine, Mary, and Janelle chose to pursue their own happiness rather than tolerate an unjust marriage.
However, when the family discord developed, things took a serious turn. Fans have often wondered what became of Coyote Pass, and who owns the most land the Browns planned to develop. In 2018, Kody relocated to Flagstaff with his three wives after living in Utah and Las Vegas. They hoped to start over and purchased property in the Coyote Pass area. However, Christine, Janelle, and Mary all divorced Kody before they could carry out their plans.
With Christine gone, Robyn and Janelle own four acres each, while Kody and Mary each own two acres. Christine sold her land to Kody for $10 after moving away. As of 2024, the whole Brown family plot remains undeveloped, and there has been no discussion on when the family plans to move into the area.
Reports state that the land on Coyote Pass cannot be used for residential purposes, only for commercial and investment purposes. This has led to speculation that Kody knew about these restrictions before purchasing the land. Meanwhile, the Brown family’s Christmas celebrations are disjointed, with Kody spoiling Robyn’s children with motorized bikes, while Janelle celebrates separately in Flagstaff. Christine, Mary, and Janelle are not part of the family festivities.
Janelle expressed relief mixed with sadness about the fractured family dynamics during the holidays. She misses the grand Christmas celebrations of the past but finds solace in the calmer environment. This year’s holiday cheer is lacking in the Brown household, with the formerly cohesive family now a patchwork of tense grins and solitary celebrations.
