Sister Wives’ Christine Brown Is ‘Super Grateful’ She Left Kody Brown, Says His Call for ‘Patriarchy’ Is ‘Shocking’

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Happily out of the picture. Sister Wives personality Christine Brown is speaking out after her former husband, Kody Brown, called for the rest of his wives to “conform to patriarchy again” after she left the family unit.“I was super grateful that I decided to leave,” Christine, 50, exclusively told Us Weekly on Tuesday, October 18. “It’s so shocking and surprising because he’s not like that. … I mean, back in Vegas, he was like, ‘If you ever wanna leave, we’ll figure out a way for you to leave peacefully and so we can still, like, get together with the kids and things like that.’”She continued: “I think that he’s just angry and he’s processing all of this a lot different than I am because I’ve been processing leaving constantly, you know, for a year.

I knew, for sure, for two years — I knew that I’d be leaving.”The Utah native, who spiritually married Kody, 53, in March 1994, announced that she and the Brown family patriarch were going their separate ways in November 2021.

The duo share six children: daughters Aspyn, 27, Mykelti, 26, Gwendolyn, 21, Isabel, 19, Truely, 12, and son Paedon, 24.During a Sunday, October 16, episode of Sister Wives, fans of the TLC series got to see how Christine told Meri Brown, Janelle Brown and Robyn Brown that she was leaving the family.After the revelation, Kody told his three remaining partners: “I’m disappointed in how I’ve managed this.

I felt like all of your independence was more important [and] in that [thought process] we sort of lost some sort of community.