😳 Kody Brown’s CREEPY Obsession with DISRESPECTING WOMEN Gets Him KICKED OFF Special Forces 🚫🔥

The “Creepy Energy” That Exposed Everything

Fans were stunned as Special Forces exposed a darker side of Kody Brown than anything viewers had seen on Sister Wives. What started as a simple survival challenge quickly spiraled into a psychological breakdown—one triggered entirely by Kody’s disturbing inability to respect, cooperate with, or even look a woman in the eye.

From the very beginning, the drill sergeants picked up on one glaring issue:
Kody Brown cannot work with women.
Not a little. Not occasionally. At all.

Paired repeatedly with Brianna Chickenfry and Gia Giudice, Kody instantly made the atmosphere unbearable. Brianna openly admitted she found him “creepy,” even before knowing who he was. She said he steamrolled her, ignored her input, and treated her like her presence was an inconvenience. And instead of adjusting his behavior, Kody reacted with rage.

During the interrogation scenes—12 hours of intense psychological pressure—Kody was supposed to cooperate with Brianna to maintain a fabricated story about being influencers in Morocco. But the moment a woman questioned him, he shut down. He refused to answer, refused to look women in the eyes, and labeled normal questions as “private” simply because they came from a female interrogator.

Yet the second a male interrogator entered the room?
Kody suddenly became charming, talkative, cooperative… even cheerful.

The drill sergeants noticed immediately. And they decided to expose it.

Misogyny Laid Bare — and Kody’s Epic Meltdown

When Brianna told interrogators that Kody was creeping her out, it triggered a chain reaction that completely broke him. The female drill sergeant confronted him directly:

“Are you enjoying watching a woman suffer? Because I think that’s what you like.”

And shockingly, Kody didn’t defend himself—he melted down into full DARVO mode, claiming he was the victim of women his whole life, that women pushed him around, and that he had no agency. It was textbook manosphere rhetoric, and the drill sergeants saw straight through it.

The final straw came during the sandbag torture test. All Kody had to do to help Brianna and the other woman was speak—just a single sentence.
Instead, he watched them struggle in brutal heat, refusing to say even one word to relieve their suffering.

He stood there in silence, seething, refusing to look at the women, refusing to acknowledge their pain—confirming everything the show had highlighted about him:
He does not view women as equals or even as fully human.

That was the end.

Kody Brown was officially kicked off Special Forces for:

• Failure to follow directions

• Failure to engage with female teammates

• Zero teamwork

• Open contempt toward women

• Psychological shutdown triggered entirely by female authority

The drill sergeant’s final question said it all:

“You clearly love women, but you haven’t impressed me at all. What could you have done?”
Kody’s answer?
“Friendly.”
And even that was barely whispered.