The cast of TLC’s Sister Wives isn’t holding back, revealing new details about life inside the Brown family in an explosive clip. In one emotional moment, series star Robyn Brown admits her relationship “isn’t the same” following the family’s dramatic split.
In a new video upload shared by E! News, Robyn sat down with Sister Wives One-on-One host Sukanya Krishnan to share her thoughts about how the family’s split has personally affected her relationship with Meri Brown. She admitted the relationship she valued above all others “isn’t the same.”
Krishnan asked Robyn, “Do you want to be a better friend to Meri?” She responded, “If there’s anything I can fix with her I want to fix it.”
Kody Brown‘s legal wife continued, “I feel that’s she not reciprocating. I think its just a matter of the both of us really putting the same kind of effort in.”
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In response, Mericountered Robyn’s claims. She cited Robyn’s meltdown when she moved from Flagstaff to Parowan, Utah.
“You’re having this pain about me leaving. That’s a you thing. That’s yours to carry, that’s not mine,” she told the host.
Meri added, “For years I took the blame saying I had to fix it. I don’t feel icy, I just don’t feel like [the relationship] is there, which is unfortunate.”
During season 19, Meri addressed the end of her friendship with Robyn in a scene with her friend Jenn Sullivan. At the time, she didn’t think her former sister wife’s actions were a form of “intentional manipulation.”
Jenn shot back, “She’d act like she was your best friend, and then completely ignore you and hurt your feelings. Like that’s really f****d up. Like either be an a**hole or don’t.”
The Sister Wives star responded, “We were very close. And then it started, there was a divide.” She recalled Robyn’s actions during COVID, admitting, “I’m now questioning, ‘Why tell me that you want to have a relationship with me and then ghost me for months and months and months? Why, when COVID is happening and I’m following all the rules, do I not get to go over to your house and to your kids?'”
Sister Wives airs Sundays at 10 p.m. ET on TLC. Part 3 of the one-on-one episodes airs June 8 with a final installment airing on June 15.