‘Sister Wives’ Kody Brown Gets Petty In Q&A About Marriage
While Sister Wives stars, Meri, Janelle, Christine, Robyn, and Kody Brown are getting ready for the release of Season 19, they are cooperating with TLC to send out fun promos ahead of time. Although they were good sports for a recent video clip, some of the Browns’ comments were telling. For instance, Kody shows his spiteful pettiness during a question-and-answer series when talking about marriage.
Sister Wives Season 19 Is Right Around The Corner
As the premiere date gets closer for the new season of Sister Wives, Meri, Janelle, Christine, Robyn, and Kody Brown are on board to help TLC promote the show. Although the previews show that there is conflict on the homefront, they still bond together to keep the show going. Recently, TLC posted a word association game on Instagram that shows each of the Browns responding to what they think of when a certain words are said. While some of the responses are comical, others show how the ex-polygamous family is looking at life now. Furthermore, it also reveals Kody being petty before the season even kicks off.
Meri, Janelle, Christine, Robyn, And Kody Brown Participate In A Q&A
After TLC posted the video, several fans found that the former wives, Meri, Janelle, and Christine Brown are looking fabulous since leaving Kody Brown. However, some think Kody and Robyn are struggling. On Reddit, fans notice how petty Kody was during the Q&A session to promote the new season of Sister Wives. First, someone says, “Meri is looking good.” Then, they add, “I was scrolling on tiktok and saw this. I just noticed how bright and, for lack of a better word, ‘fresh’ meri is looking.”
- Immediately, one fan points out how Robyn Brown talks about Kody as an afterthought. Saying, “Robyn ‘joy’ is my family …and Kody Usually your husband is part of your family but alright 😂.”
- Then, someone adds, “‘My family 😍… And Kody 🫤.’“
- “My family and oh yeah… what’s his name?? Kody! Yeah that guy that thinks I’m a goddess and lets me buy anything I want!”
Kody Brown Gets Petty In The Q&A About Marriage
However, some fans couldn’t get past how petty Kody Brown was when the topic of marriage was brought up.
- One fan notes, “Did this a**hole really say ‘Now it’s the source of all joy.’ in response to the word marriage as if he played no part in the other three?”
- “Narrator: Marriage? Kody: Now? The source of all joy. smirk He can’t not be an a**.”
- “I think he wasn’t sincere. Robyn doesn’t even consider him part of her family.”
- “He genuinely thinks he has us fooled 🤡.”
- “He doesn’t even pretend not to be a total douchelord anymore… that’s wild.”
- “He didn’t look very sincere.”
- “He is such a small and petty person…JERK!!! SMH.”
Other Fans See His Response Differently
While many people think Kody Brown is being petty in the word association game, others believe he is masking his pain. However, some people just see his narcissism peering through.
- “I read this more like he is miserable and knew he was trying to pretend to be happy.Like that didn’t look like a smirk to me, it looked like a put on smile. I thought he felt like he HAD to say that because he’s generally filled with rage about marriage and he and robyn aren’t necessarily doing well. Unpopular opinion maybe but that’s my read. Still a**holery, just a different flavor.”
- “He said ‘shame’ to ‘sister wives’ because he likes to be a delusional little prick and pretend he never loved the original wives! I’ve never seen a more narcissistic and manipulative piece of garbage than this man. Does he not realize how painful that is for the children of the original wives (his own kids)??? TRRRAAASSHHHH MAAANNN.”
What did you think about Kody Brown’s responses to the word association game? Are you ready to see the new season of Sister Wives? Drop your comments below.
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