Robyn Brown's daughters reveal they were 'not accepted' by Kody and his family on 'Sister Wives'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Robyn Brown's daughters, Aurora and Breanna, from her previous marriage, revealed in the latest episode of TLC's 'Sister Wives' that they did not feel welcomed into Kody Brown's family.

Kody has 16 children with his three former wives—Christine, Janelle, and Meri—whom he was once married to simultaneously, per The Daily Mail.

Robyn's daughters say they were 'not accepted' by Kody and his family

During the Sunday episode of 'Sister Wives', Aurora said, "My mom’s kids and I have each had our own experiences being told directly—on multiple occasions by different people—that we weren’t accepted, that we weren’t seen as sisters or part of the family."

Breanna remarked, "The parents could have done a better job with connecting us as a family and it never really happened."

Kody supported Aurora and Breanna's concerns, even though Christine insisted that her children regarded Robyn's kids as siblings. He said, "There are some people in my family who feel superior to others and say, 'Oh well, we're not going to include them in our club.'"

The episode aired after Kody Brown admitted he "wouldn't be interested" in welcoming another sister wife into the family following his separation from Meri, Janelle, and Christine within a span of 14 months.

Christine Brown, who is now married to David Woolley, announced her separation from Kody Brown in November 2021.

Janelle Brown says Kody Brown and Robyn Brown owe her money

In the September 22 episode of the TLC series, Janelle Brown revealed that the financial assets of Kody Brown's only remaining legal wife, Robyn Brown, are still under discussion.

She added that all four wives, including his now-exes Christine and Meri, contributed to the down payment for Robyn's home in Arizona. Janelle alleged that Kody would not permit her to put her name on the mortgage at that time, per E News.

Janelle told her daughter Madison Brush, "When I put the money into the house, I said, 'I think it would be fair if all of our names were on the mortgage.' But he replied, 'No, no, we need to protect Robyn's estate. She needs to have it so it's hers and so it's ours.'"

However, Robyn stated in her confessional that determining who is owed what within the family is complicated. She explained, "We were working together for so long, and we didn't actually stop working together until just recently."

She added, "When Janelle's bringing up that Kody and I owe her something, it's like, how do you, how do you calculate? How do you figure that out? It's so confusing."

Internet divided as Robyn's daughters reveal they were 'not accepted' by Kody and his family 

People on the internet stayed divided as Robyn Brown's daughters revealed that they were 'not accepted' by Kody Brown and his family during the latest episode of TLC's 'Sister Wives'.

A user wrote on X, "Everyone wants to blame Robyn for breaking up the family but do yall really think she’s that smart?? No. This is all kodys doing. He married Robyn then planned to kick everyone else out of the family bc he found his true love."

Another added, "Robyn's pretty isolated and she's already cracking under pressure from Kody's self pity." [sic]

A person also stated, "The real question is which kids outside of Robyn’s does he actually have a relationship with?" whereas one mentioned, "I would be willing to put money on the fact that Robyn's Crotchlings were NEVER told they weren't welcome or they weren't their siblings, except by Robyn."

A user also wrote, "I think they were probably poisoned from a young age by whatever lies Kody & Robyn told them and when you have been lied to at a young age, it's hard to mend things later on. I feel bad for the kids."

Another user commented, "Robyn literally MONOPOLIZED Kody during HIGH COVID to where he didnt spend enough time with his PRIOR family to the point the other WIVES realized that they no longer needed him."

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