Welcome to Plathville‘s Ethan Plath stirred up some controversy on his sister Moriah’s latest Instagram post. Moriah made a playful post about her super long eyelashes to which Ethan hit back that the lashes weren’t as long a the bills she owes him.
After 30 years, Kody is flipping the script on Janelle and trying every trick in the book to get her to leave without directly asking her to leave after draining her financial resources.
Tonight’s episode of Sister Wives (Season 17, Episode 13 “Coronapocalypse”) showcases the heartbreaking reason why Janelle’s son Gabe no longer speaks with his father Kody. While recounting the story, Gabe breaks down in tears.
For years now Kody has let Meri know that he doesn’t have a romantic relationship with her and doesn’t plan to ever have one. He has also told the Sister Wives audience that he doesn’t consider himself married to Meri and wouldn’t mind if she found a husband. This hasn’t inspired Meri to leave. With Janelle, however, Kody has seemed to been pushing her away. In next week’s episode he gets a little more direct with her.
The entanglements of the Sister Wives Brown family finances continue to be brought to light as the family unravels before our eyes. Last week we learned that Janelle Brown gave half of her proceeds from the sale of her Las Vegas home to help Robyn buy her current home. This week we learned that Meri gave all of the money she made from the sale of her Vegas house to Robyn for her house.
Sister Wives’s Mykelti and Tony Pardon’s twins were born on the morning of November 17, 2022.
In this past Sunday’s Sister Wives episode we got the stunning revelation that Janelle is in a bad financial bind with the Brown family. She owns no real estate assets in her name only, and gave up half of the money she got from selling her Las Vegas property to Robyn’s down payment. She also revealed that Kody doesn’t care about her living situation. Where is Janelle living now? Is she still living in the RV (fifth wheel)?
Kody has said multiple times that he thinks Christine is turning a lot of the Brown family kids against him. In tonight’s episode (Season 17, episode 10) Kody even calls her a “Piped Piper” for leading the kids away. Her daughter Gwen has revealed that it’s the opposite: the kids have actually turned Christine against Kody.
In the episode of Sister Wives airing tonight titled “The Knife in the Kidneys,” Janelle reveals some information about her financial situation in the family that great impacts her personal freedom and ability to divorce Kody if she wants to. Janelle owns no home of her own, yet she used her own money to help Robyn buy her $900,000 house.
And then there were two?
Kody Brown and Christine Brown’s child Gwendlyn Brown went live on her friend Sarah’s TikTok account on Monday where they answered LOTS of questions asked by Sister Wives fans and spoke about why Kody didn’t sit next to Janelle at their son Logan’s wedding.
They also implied that the only three left “together” are Robyn, Meri and Kody. There are now mounting hints that Janelle may have already left Kody, but she still may be building on Coyote Pass.
At the end of Episode 9 of Season 18 of Sister Wives, which airs tonight, Christine tells Kody, Robyn, Meri, and Janelle that she has sold her house and is leaving in a week. Janelle is happy for Christine, but Robyn is triggered and reads something into the situation that inadvertently reveals the truth of the situation that she’s always unwilling to admit.
During Episode 3 of Season 5 of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Whitney Rose had a notary public come over to notarize her letter asking to leave the Mormon Church, which is also called the LDS (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.) This is Whitney’s third time trying to leave Mormonism. The first time she left the church because she was cheating on her ex-husband with her current husband Justin Rose. While Justin, who was also married, was excommunicated, Whitney was put through a “repentance process.” Now, she’s going through the legal process to leave the church forever.