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Mykelti’s Bombshell: Kody Brown Withheld Family ‘Claddagh Ring’ Due to Disobedience—While Robyn Lied to Christine

Sister Wives fans are reeling from a startling revelation by Mykelti Padron (née Brown), who confirmed that patriarch Kody Brown deliberately withheld a symbolic family Claddagh ring as a punishment for her teenage rebellion. The shocking confession, made during a joint Patreon session with her mother, Christine Brown, also exposed a crucial lie told by Robyn Brown, which drove a wedge between Mykelti and Christine for years.

Claddagh Ring Used as “Conditional Love”

During the conversation about family dynamics, Mykelti—known as a rebellious teen on the show—disclosed that she never received the Claddagh ring that Kody claimed to give all his daughters as a symbol of the family’s bond (representing love, loyalty, and friendship).

Mykelti confirmed that Kody specifically withheld the inexpensive ring (which she later bought herself for around $50 on Craigslist) and denied her a B’nai Mitzvah due to her “unbehaving.” She recalled being told she had to “earn it.”

This conditional treatment was a significant source of pain, with Mykelti stating that Kody’s love “started to be like my love is conditional as the older we got and it was conditional up to like how much we respect him and were willing to fork over what we want for him.”

Teenage Rebellion: Hickeys, Alcohol, and a Girlfriend

The conversation also shed light on Mykelti’s rebellious phase, much of which was hidden from cameras. She revealed that her struggles began around the same time when she was exploring her sexuality:

• Same-Sex Relationship: Mykelti confirmed she dated a “girlfriend” in high school, stating she has “experienced both genders.”
• Massive Hickey Incident: She shared a humorous but serious anecdote about getting caught with a “massive hickey” after a sleepover, which prompted Kody to sit her down for a disciplinary lecture about “hormones in the mouth” and the dangers of kissing before marriage.
• College Party: Christine revealed she also had to pick up an “intoxicated” Mykelti from a college party after promising her daughter she would always come for her if she needed a safe ride.

Robyn’s Manipulative Lie Exposed

The most explosive revelation, however, involved Kody’s fourth wife, Robyn Brown.

Christine confessed that she believed Mykelti had, in fact, received the ring from her father, telling her daughter, “Robin told me that dad did it.” Mykelti immediately clarified that this was a complete fabrication: “No. No. I never got a Claddagh ring ever. I bought it myself.”

This confirmed that Robyn intentionally lied to Christine, telling her that Kody had fulfilled his fatherly duty when he had not.

The conversation raises dark questions about Robyn’s motives. As Mykelti was vulnerable and “disregarded” by some older siblings for her rebellious streak, Robyn “swooped in and like made her feel like she was valued.” However, the lie about the ring suggests Robyn was actively sabotaging Mykelti’s relationship with Christine while simultaneously covering for Kody’s emotional neglect.

The bombshell proves that the narrative of family unity was built on lies, with Mykelti’s journey highlighting the conditional, sometimes cruel, nature of life within the strict constraints of the Brown family’s plural marriage.