'Sister Wives' Robyn Brown Drops Her Verdict On Her Marriage To Kody

Robyn Brown is not holding back on the state of things in her marriage.

In the season 19 premiere of "Sister Wives," Robyn revealed that her marriage to Kody Brown is at its lowest point, calling it the "worst" it has ever been. This revelation comes just weeks after the couple listed their Flagstaff home for sale, sparking rumors of deeper marital struggles. 

With tensions rising and cracks showing in their once-solid union, the future of their marriage seems more uncertain than ever. Will this be the breaking point for Kody and Robyn Brown?

Robyn shocked "Sister Wives" fans during the season 19 premiere, revealing that her marriage to Kody has hit an all-time low.

As the family patriarch's only remaining wife in his once sprawling polygamous family, the 45-year-old did not hold back in describing the struggles she and Kody are currently facing. 

"We're probably doing the worst we've ever done in our marriage," she said emotionally. "It's been tough. It's been tough between us."

Kody, echoed her concerns during the TLC series, admitting that he and Robyn are in a "struggling place." According to In Touch, the cracks in their relationship come after a series of breakups within the Brown family.

Christine Brown was the first to leave, ending her spiritual marriage to Kody in November 2021. Janelle Brown followed suit in December 2022, and Meri Brown confirmed her split with Kody in January 2023.

During a candid moment on the episode, the mother-of-five shared that she has been helping Kody navigate the emotional fallout from his splits with Christine, Janelle, and Meri.

"Kody's feeling a lot of rejection. And so, I think he's kind of looking at me going, 'Are you going to reject me too?' I'm on my toes. I'm having to consistently make sure that he is not sabotaging our relationship," Robyn shared.

The TV personality also confessed that being the only wife left in Kody's life was not what she signed up for when they married in 2014.

"I miss the family experience, you know, the kids, and I miss the camaraderie that I did have with my sister wives," she reflected, lamenting the loss of the family dynamic that once defined their lives.

Despite the challenges, Robyn is determined to stick with the marriage, though she admits to moments of doubt. 

The father-of-eighteen has faced a whirlwind of emotional turmoil following his splits from three of his wives, but he credits his last remaining wife for helping him navigate the storm. 

In a heartfelt confessional on the latest Sister Wives episode, Kody expressed his deep appreciation for Robyn's support. "I love Robyn and she's dear to me and I respect her dearly. Her telling me I'm still good is valuable to me," Kody shared.

However, he admitted that despite her loyalty, the emotional weight of being blamed by his other wives has taken its toll. Kody also revealed that his personal struggles have led him to question his faith, which had once been the cornerstone of his family life.

In his words, "I can't go to God and say, 'Hey, help me through this mess.' I do. But my prayers aren't the same kind of prayers they used to be when I was like, 'Gee, thank you for this beautiful family.'"

As the latest season of "Sister Wives" kicks off, the couple are making headlines for more than just their relationship struggles. The Blast noted that Kody and Robyn listed their stunning Flagstaff, Arizona, home for a whopping $1,650,000, signaling a potential major shift in their lives.

Nestled on a serene two-acre lot surrounded by towering pines, the 4,476-square-foot property offers the perfect mix of luxury and privacy.

Built in 2007, the spacious home boasts five bedrooms and four bathrooms. The primary bedroom is a relaxation haven, complete with a spa-like en-suite bathroom, a dual-head shower, and a walk-in closet with built-in shelving.

The kitchen features a double oven, a commercial-grade refrigerator and freezer, and a large walk-in pantry. Additional amenities include a game room, two laundry rooms, and a generously sized garage.

The pair's decision to sell their Flagstaff home for $1.65 million might be signaling a dramatic change in their lives, reflecting the ongoing turmoil within the family.

The decision is arrangedseeingas the Browns had high hopes for their Arizona future when they moved from Las Vegas in 2018.Their intention was to develop the five separate homes on their Coyote Pass property, which they purchased for $820,000.

However, those ambitious plans have stalled. There has been no progress on the construction, and unresolved debts remain tied to the land. 

As Kody and Robyn Brown navigate their intense feelings, only time will tell if their revelations will lead to a new beginning or further deepen the cracks in their already strained relationship.