‘Sister Wives’ Janelle & Meri Brown Gave Profits To Robyn After Selling Houses
The Sister Wives family already lost one family member earlier this year when Christine Brown finally left her husband, Cody Brown. That leaves only three sister wives left – Meri, Janelle, and Robyn (who many refer to as Cody’s favorite).
However, there appears to be tension between the remaining wives, especially where finances are concerned.
On Sunday’s episode, Meri revealed that she gave the profits from the sale of her Las Vegas home to Robyn, so she could purchase her current home in Flagstaff, Arizona for $890,000 in 2019.
“When I sold my house in Vegas, I gave my money that I made from that house to Robyn so that she could buy her house here in Flagstaff,” Meri told the cameras.
However, she defended her decision, saying the family has historically pooled their money together when needed. Meri is currently renting a home in Flagstaff, but she says it’s “no problem.”
Meri’s revelation comes after Janelle revealed she did the same – she put the profits from the sale of her Las Vegas home towards Robyn and Cody’s Flagstaff home.
Janelle, too, no longer owns a home. She currently lives in an RV on Coyote Pass, a patch of land the Brown family owns together and plan to build their own separate homes on.
The Browns originally bought the land in 2018 for $820,000, though they’ve yet to start construction on any of the four homes they planned to build. Cody has said he wants to pay off the land first.
Janelle has expressed discontent with the family’s finances in previous episodes this season, and feels their decisions are the reason she’s not able to be financially independent at the moment.
Though he previously split his time living between his wives’ homes, Cody now stays full-time in the house he owns with Robyn (which he says he wants to turn into a rental once the Coyote Pass homes are built).
He hasn’t stayed at Meri’s home in years (after revealing he no longer wants an intimate marriage), and has refused to stay with Janelle in the RV, saying he’d feel uncomfortable.
For her part, Christine sold her home inf Flagstaff and has relocated to Utah since leaving Cody. She signed over her Coyote Pass property to Cody and Robyn for $10 in return for keeping full profits from the sale of her home. Her piece of Coyote Pass was worst an estimated $300,000.
Sources: The Ashley, The Sun,
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