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Since then to now, it’s got weird as I can’t even say words about how weird it’s gotten.
You and Kody could hang out.
Yeah.
Would you hang out with Kody?
Coyote Pass is finally getting sold, but getting rid of the property isn’t that easy. In this week’s episode of Sister Wives, Robin is struggling to move on from the property that Kody, Robyn, Christine, Meri, and Janelle all bought together with the hope that they could one day build on the property and live together as a united family. But now that the family has split and after much back and forth, the house is finally up for sale. Part of the whole thing of letting it go is also I think me having to accept that everything that we had built as a family, our family’s situation is gone.

Robyn’s a very special person who feels very deeply.
And Robin’s not one of these people to shuck off a feeling. She feels it and she sits in that feeling.
Okay, so let me break down Kody in exchange for her home. Now Coyote Pass belongs to Janelle, Mary, Robyn, and Kody, although not all of their names are on the title. So a big concern for Janelle and Meri throughout this entire process is whether or not Kody is going to be fair and actually give them all equal share of the profit. I’ve heard that Meri and Janelle are really concerned about fairness and that whether or not Kody’s going to be fair.
Kody on a bad day is thinking unfairly, but on his good days, he’s already thinking being fair.

I wish I could and I have said this to them. Well, I have said to Meri, you know, like you don’t need to worry. I’m going to like I’m going to make sure if I have any say over this, I’m going to make sure this is fair. you know, the the two of them wanting more, something more, something more, more, more, more, more is always a concern potentially.
I’m still trusting. And my expectation is is that when everything’s settled and they get their 25% that they’re going to be satisfied, but that doesn’t mean that they’re not going to come back and say, “Hey, I want more. I want this or I want that.” I just don’t know. Yeah, you’ll get your 25%, but just leave me alone after that. Okay. Well, Janelle and Mary did end up hopping on a Zoom call with Cody, and let’s just say the call got off to a very awkward start.
Hey, look. It’s your dog, Meri.
I know it’s my dog, Zona.
Zona.
Zona.

I don’t know what happened with Meri because I remember helping her move to her place in Paran, Utah, and it was all fun and games and cordial. Since then to now, it’s got weird as I can’t even say words about how weird it’s gotten.
I just had to draw some really hard boundaries. And when we get on this video call and he’s being all friendly and trying to act like things are normal after some of the things that he has said to and about me and my friends that I that’s not going to fly.
Now that they got that awkward intro out of the way, they can finally get down to business and talk about the sale of the house. But of course, nothing is ever easy with the Browns. And so they offered full asking price on basically what we uh thought was the market value of two lots which Robin and I own one of them and you two own the other. And so it’s full asking price 125 per acre. Do the math.

But as they keep getting closer and closer to a sale, trust is still a big issue. And to be honest, I totally get it. Rob and I are on one and Mary and Janelle will be on the other because that’s an easy quick claim, but I’m currently on it. We’re just working out the paperwork.
Really? Is this a potential? And also the frustrating part of it is Oh, so now that it’s a potential, now you’re interested in separating the pieces of property.
Speaking of trust, it’s been years since Christine and Kody split, and Christine’s relationship with Robyn has been estranged ever since. So, will they ever reconcile? Well, Christine says it’s going to be hard because she just doesn’t trust Robyn.

I feel betrayed by Robin. Just betrayed.
I felt like I could never really trust her ever. You know, there’s things I confided in her and then she would tell Cody and I’d get in trouble. I couldn’t trust her. There was just a couple times where I trusted her and I would tell her things that I thought were incompetence and then I’d get in trouble for them and Cody would get mad. I can’t trust her.
So, I stopped confiding in her. But Kody and Robyn had a different story.
I think it’s really common that Robin was always advocating for all Christine and all my other wives. She wanted all those relationships to be good.

Christine would would say to me, “I wish Cody would know this. I wish Cody would understand this. I’m struggling with this.” Me being kind of a naive fool, I thought I could help, but I should have just stayed out of it completely.
Beside her issues with Kody and Robin, Christine also doesn’t want to talk to Meri. Meri messed with me. I cut it off.
I remember she called me one time and she’s like, “Are we going to have a friendship? I want to be friends.” And I said, “Girl, you were mean to me two months ago. You were mean.” No. I’m like, “I’m not going to be friends with you.” Here’s the thing. Through the years, we have all been involved in hurts and disappointments.
And even though there is still a lot of tension between almost everybody in the family, Christine has hoped that one day they can all get together for a family reunion. Although Robin admits that might be a little difficult. a lot of toxicity in this family. A lot. It’s a lot of crap talk. There’s a lot of nasty behavior back and forth. I just don’t think that throwing us together in a room and seeing what happens. I mean, that’s just like it’s bad idea.
And despite there still being a lot of tension between a lot of people in the Brown family, Christine wants her husband David to have a relationship with Kody.
Yeah. Would you hang out with Kody?
Sure.
My daughter lives in David’s house. I should know David. Yeah, that should be something. I should know him. I should have the right should have had the right even to discriminate David.
It bothers me on how it everything ended.
Yeah.

Way it is. It’s not There’s no right way and wrong way on on how things end.
Ending sucks. But is it possible? Can things be fixed to a certain point? I think so.
But if and when David hangs out with Kody, he wants to make some things clear.
By hanging out with him doesn’t mean I’m condoning what his actions are. Because a father, I see things differently.
We have I behave differently.
I react differently.
We all have friends that we’re with that we don’t condone their actions necessarily, but it doesn’t mean you end things.

No.
No. Well, I think that no, you guys having your relationship is a good thing. Doesn’t mean you’re Kdon’s actions. No. And nor does it mean that you’re going to be brother husbands.
Brother husband? What the heck?
And while the Browns are still adjusting to their new family dynamic, Kody keeps getting letters from women who want him to return to a plural marriage. But how does Robyn feel with all this?
I find it very inappropriate that they would send it to Cody. It’s not usually proper to go hitting on a guy. You have to go through the sister wives. you have to go through like at least one.
Okay. So, even though Kody said in the past that he doesn’t want to return to a plural marriage, why is he bringing this all up?

So, are you bringing this up to me because you’re interested?
Well, it was one of those things. I deleted the letter cuz I thought I’d just keep it myself.
And there’s one of these things. It’s like you’re my sweetheart. I’m going to tell you everything going on. I wish wish I would have kept it to show you.
Thanks for telling me.
But even though Kody and Robyn have both said in the past that they don’t want to return to a plural marriage, this conversation kind of opened up a can of worms because now they’re thinking maybe it’s time they both try to reconcile with Christine, Janelle, and Meri.
Maybe it’s smart for me to start figuring out a way to diffuse the hostility now for the sake of your kids.
I feel like the that it is my fault. I need to own the failure of the family.
this is wise because I was the leader.
Like certain parties just went, I just don’t want to do this anymore. Like literally, Christine and I had come to this point where we just couldn’t figure it out.
And and I I regret that. It’s a huge regret to me because I could have been a leader there, too.