The official police report claims Sister Wives star Robert Garrison Brown struggled with mental health, alcohol abuse before his untimely suicide.
Read why mother Janelle and brother Gabriel were worried long before his death…
Loss brings a family together for the most tragic reasons. Kody, Meri, Janelle and Christine Brown have all shared public statements on Garrison Brown’s passing.
All of the Sister Wives stars have expressed their condolences except for Robyn.
See the parent’s tributes and speculation on why Robyn Sullivan Brown has yet to comment…
The passing of Janelle and Kody Brown’s son Robert Garrison Brown is the third suicide to effect the stars of TLC’s Sister Wives. Read more about their tragic losses here…
In shocking news, Robert Garrison Brown, 25, of TLC’s Sister Wives has passed away in an apparent suicide. Was Janelle Brown’s son single at the time of his death or did he leave behind a girlfriend?
Here’s what we know about Garrison Brown’s dating history…
Fresh off the heels of Christine telling Kody she no longer wants to be with him and plans to move out of state, his own son Garrison tells Kody he’s also done with him in Season 17, Episode 2 Sister Wives teaser released today. Is Garrison’s mom Janelle done with Kody too?
One of the many controversies amongst the Sister Wives‘s Brown family playing out on television right now is the fact that in the fall of 2020 Kody Brown wanted to evict his sons Garrison and Gabe Brown from their mother Janelle’s home because he felt they weren’t following his COVID-19 protocols strictly enough. At the time, Kody was living at his other wife Robyn’s house for the past nine months. Garrison was 22 at the time and staying at his mom’s house while he saved money for a down payment on a house in the competitive Flagstaff market. He’s now realized that goal and closed on a $329k 4-bedroom home.
On Sister Wives Kody Brown has made it clear that he expects his four wives to choose their relationship with him over their children. He went so far as to say he wanted to evict two of his children, Garrison and Gabriel, from their mother’s home without her consent. Kody is not on the lease, so has no grounds to do so, but is callously adamant about the wish for them to leave. The motivation for this is cloaked in strict COVID-19 rules that are meant to protect the family, but the issue seems to be about something else entirely.