Sister Wives November 2025 Update: Kody’s Special Forces Fallout, Robyn Exposed, Janelle Devastated
☕ November Update: The Sister Wives Universe is Exploding
The month of November 2025 has brought intense drama, vulnerability, and major shifts for the Brown family, with Kody’s new reality venture stirring up old tensions and the financial future of the entire show being openly questioned.
Here are the key takeaways from the latest developments:
1. Kody Brown’s “Special Forces” Fallout
Kody’s appearance on Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test and subsequent interviews have placed him squarely in the spotlight.
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Irritation and Accountability: Kody admitted he didn’t know he was “that irritating” after hearing feedback from his co-recruits. During the show, he seemed to take some accountability for his “failures” as a father, confessing to the officers, “I’m the discrepancy. I should have had a stronger relationship with my children.“
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The Blame Shift: However, in post-show interviews (such as on The Viall Files), he returned to deflecting, calling his estranged children “victims of the divorce experience” and suggesting that the divorces forced them to choose sides. He also admitted to “heavy paranoia,” fearing his kids are “making an agreement” to cut him off.
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Wants Out of Reality TV: Kody admitted that reality TV makes repairing relationships difficult. He also mentioned he’d like to retire Robyn from the show so they aren’t “pitted against each other,” suggesting both he and Robyn may be contemplating an exit despite the show being a significant source of income.
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Robyn Rumor: Co-star Briana “Chicken Fry” Le Paglia claimed Kody joked that Robyn couldn’t join him on a New York press trip because she would “murder” him, suggesting extreme jealousy or anger from Robyn—a claim the speaker believes is likely an exaggeration by Kody.
2. Meri’s Stand and the Coyote Pass NDA
Meri Brown had a powerful moment of turning the corner by refusing to be silenced during the contentious sale of the Coyote Pass property.
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Refusal to Sign: Meri revealed that Kody and Robyn asked her to sign a confidentiality agreement (NDA) regarding the property sale. She refused, stating, “Why are you trying to silence me? I don’t understand why this is happening. I won’t agree with it.“
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Newfound Strength: This refusal, which production sources confirmed slowed the land sale, marks a significant shift in Meri’s dynamic with her ex-husband. Fans noted this as a major turning point where she actively protected her assets and her voice, indicating she’s no longer the quiet ex-wife.
3. Janelle’s Grief and New Beginnings
Janelle shared a vulnerable moment of profound loss, posting a heartfelt tribute to her friend Angela who passed away unexpectedly in October. The tribute was praised by fans for her honesty and emotional depth. Meanwhile, Meri confirmed she has begun dating but is keeping the details private, prioritizing her business and personal growth.
4. Sister Wives’ Future is in Question
Conversations among the family members have led to speculation that the show may be nearing its end.
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Christine’s Financial Worries: The rumors of the show’s cancellation were sparked by a conversation between Christine Brown and her husband, David Woolley, who openly discussed their financial future and reliance on Christine’s income if the show were to end after Season 21. David pointed out that he will eventually rely on his income only, leading Christine to worry about large expenses like their daughter Truely’s college tuition.
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Loyalty and Spin-offs: Christine reaffirmed her commitment, saying she feels a “kind of loyalty” and made a “promise” to stay on Sister Wives as long as it runs. However, she also confirmed she is absolutely open to a spin-off show with David, suggesting she is already setting up her post-show financial life.
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Fan Sentiment: Many fans and critics agree that the show is on its “last legs” due to the fractured nature of the family and the shift to singular storylines, despite the fact that Seasons 20 and 21 were reportedly guaranteed under a contract.









