Sister Wives star Christine Brown candidly discussed her recent separation from ex-husband Kody Brown, shedding light on her perspective and the evolving dynamics of her family.
Despite their announcement of separation after over 25 years of marriage in November 2021, Christine emphasized that she doesn’t view their “spiritual” union as a failure. In a recent interview with People, the 51-year-old expressed herself
“Leaving doesn’t equate to failure, Our primary goal was to raise remarkable children, and in that aspect, we succeeded.”
Entering the sisterhood as Kody’s third wife in March 1994, Christine and Kody built a family that included six biological children: Aspyn, Mykelti, Paedon, Gwendlyn, Ysabel, and Truely.
The decision to part ways and her subsequent move from the family’s Arizona home to Utah brought transformative changes for both Christine and the entire Brown clan.
Since her departure, not only has Christine embarked on a new romantic journey with David Woolley, with their engagement making headlines, but Kody’s remaining wives, Janelle and Meri, have also left the marriage. This significant shift reshaped the family’s dynamic, leaving Kody with his fourth wife, Robyn.
In reflecting on her newfound happiness, Christine shared,
“David’s love and care have illuminated my life in a profound way.”
Her optimism is contagious, as she embraces this chapter with a refreshed outlook. As the upcoming Season 18 of Sister Wives approaches its premiere on August 20th at 10 p.m. ET on TLC, viewers are undoubtedly intrigued to witness the unfolding narrative of love, change, and growth within the Brown family.
