Aired on October 20, 2024, Sister Wives Season 19 episode 6 brought shocking revelations from Kody Brown about his erstwhile marriage to Christine.
Kody expressed relief upon Christine's exit from their 27-year spiritual union, stating she acted courageously by leaving. The hour-long installment showcased family tensions as Robyn's children voiced feelings of rejection from other Brown family members.
Aurora claimed she was directly told she wasn't accepted as a sister. Financial disputes also took center stage in this Sister Wives episode, with Janelle considering legal action against Kody over the Coyote Pass property. Questions arose about the use of family funds to purchase Robyn's $1.65 million house.
Kody Brown thanks Christine for leaving 27-year- marriage in Sister Wives Season 19 Episode 6
Kody Brown's comments about Christine's exit from their spiritual union took center stage in this episode. He expressed gratitude towards Christine for ending their 27-year marriage, stating:
"And I know that Christine did me a favor by being brave enough to leave."
Kody acknowledged that he had known for some time that he didn't want to be in a relationship with Janelle either.
The Sister Wives episode also touched on Kody's relationship with Meri, his first wife. He described their union as "terrible" and admitted that he felt obligated to remain in it despite his feelings.
Christine's new romance with David Woolley
The episode highlighted Christine's marriage to David Woolley, showcasing their strong bond. Christine shared details about their relationship, including that they exchanged "I love yous" within just one week of dating.
She described a significant moment when she realized her love for David, stating that their "souls just synced up."
David's presence in the Sister Wives narrative was further solidified by his appearance in a TLC commercial during the episode. Christine discussed the physical affection in her marriage to David, contrasting it with her previous marriage to Kody.
She also mentioned that she and David were physically affectionate with each other, unlike her relationship with Kody where they were never physically demonstrative.
Family reactions
Janelle expressed support for Christine's new relationship with David Woolley. Robyn's daughter Aurora claimed she faced rejection from some family members, stating:
"I have been told directly, multiple circumstances by multiple different people, that I was not accepted, that I was not their sister, that they didn't consider or see me that way."
Mykelti, Christine and Kody's daughter maintains a close relationship with Robyn Brown despite family tensions. Gabriel, one of Kody's sons, accused Robyn of having a "victim complex" during the episode. He said:
"I think that Robyn definitely has a victim complex. I mean, to put it bluntly."
Kody revealed he received a text message from one of his children, quoting:
"You are a piece of trash. I would never speak to you again anyway."
Financial and property disputes
Janelle revealed she's considering legal action against Kody over the Coyote Pass property, stating:
"I think I'm going to have to lawyer up. Because I think that's the only way I'm ever going to get any kind of decision out of him."
The episode highlighted a debate over the use of family money to purchase Robyn's $1.65 million house. Kody expressed his desire to sell Coyote Pass and "start again somewhere else."
In response, Janelle questioned Kody's financial priorities and spending habits. She mentioned wanting to recoup some of the money she put into Robyn's house.
The Sister Wives family discussed the difficulty in calculating how to divide assets due to their long history of pooling resources. Robyn noted the complexity of figuring out who owes what after years of working together financially. Kody mentioned spending money on cars and insurance for the kids as part of his financial obligations.
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The Sister Wives Season 19 episode 6 provided a candid look at the Brown family's ongoing struggles. Kody's gratitude for Christine's departure revealed the depth of issues within their family dynamics.
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