Sister Wives: Why Kody & Robyn Wouldn't Last Without Meri & Janelle
Kody and Robyn Brown have the strongest of all the marriages featured in Sister Wives, but some fans think that the pair of reality stars rely on their fellow polygamist partners to keep their relationship afloat. After a decade in the spotlight, Kody's plural marriage is currently under a significant period of transition as Kody's third wife left the Brown family after experiencing years of neglect. Although Kody has only demonstrated an interest in his relationship with Robyn, here's why Sister Wives fans think the couple's marriage could fail if Meri and Janelle followed Christine's lead.
Ever since Kody welcomed Robyn into the Brown family's plural marriage in 2010, the patriarch's relationships with his first three wives have declined drastically. Kody hasn't attempted to hide his preference for Robyn throughout their run in Sister Wives, but the duo's bond is especially apparent in season 16. In response to the coronavirus pandemic, Kody enacted strict rules that he believed kept the Browns safe from an infection spreading throughout the polygamist family like wildfire. While this intention might be noble, Meri, Janelle, and Christine have noted that this protocol has resulted in Kody spending virtually all of his time with Robyn and her kids. This blatant bias prompted Christine to leave Kody this past November.
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After Christine decided to leave her plural marriage, some Sister Wives fans ventured that Kody and Robyn were finally getting everything they wanted. The pair have effectively functioned as a monogamous couple throughout the COVID pandemic, convincing viewers that in Kody and Robyn's ideal world, they would have no other sister wives.
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