Kody Brown’s ‘Big Ego’ Takes Center Stage in ‘Sister Wives’

Kody Brown‘s exes have very strong opinions about him!

THE “Sister WivesThe star’s ego was a constant feature of his plural marriage, and now two of his ex-wives are dissecting the situation and how it shaped their experiences in that late union.

Kody Brown’s plural marriage began to fall apart in 2021, when Christine Brown ended their 26-year spiritual marriage. This was closely followed by Janelle Brown and Meri Brown, who ended the marriage in 2022 and 2023, respectively.

The duo gave an in-depth insight into their former husband’s character and his “big ego”, which influenced the way he acted towards everyone. Meri opened the floor by saying that Kody has a huge ego, but he is still a very charismatic person who is fun to hang out with.

“He’s a little too arrogant. I don’t like arrogance. And that goes hand in hand with ego. So there are times when he has that,” Meri added. Janelle also agreed with Meri’s point of view and didn’t seem to have a problem with it.

As reported American magazineJanelle said that whatever excesses Kody displayed, it was no longer her cross to bear, as she had distanced herself from him and the marriage.

The 56-year-old married Kody in 1993 after marrying Meri a few years prior, setting the stage for Christine to become a sister wife in 1994.

The 56-year-old went further into Kody’s relationship with having a huge ego and being able to steer the ship of polygamy. Janelle established her point by reaffirming that men don’t have what it takes to be polygamous.

She also referenced a previous comment from Christine’s new husband, David Woolley, in which he talked about a specific type of ego that often asserts its dominance. She said the practice of polygamous men enjoying watching women fight for them was abnormal.

Christine added that she saw sadness in polygamy more than any other arrangement, and it’s hard to agree with David’s understanding of this arrangement, which he said was more about controlling women.

Despite this overwhelming belief, Janelle and Meri revealed that they never felt the need to compete for Kody’s affections. Meri, however, added that she had thought about changing a thing or two about herself in the past in an effort to fit in.

As reported The explosionThe former couple, who shared a child before the marriage ended, gave further context on the origins of their ongoing struggles over money and property, which was a highlight of their split.

Meri insisted on part two of the “Sister Wives: 1-on-1 Special” on Sunday, Jan. 18, that it all started following the sale of their Las Vegas home, which they lived in from 2011 to 2018, alongside Christine, Janelle and Robyn Brown at the time.

Kody had claimed that Meri was reluctant to share the proceeds from the sale of the Las Vegas property and attempted to keep all the funds. On Meri’s side, there was no argument with Kody over this because they were legally married at the time of purchasing the property.

Meri noted that she was the primary resident of the property most of the time and it would have made sense for her to have the full amount of equity, but she never asked for the money.

She claimed she made all the payments for the house while her name remained on the deed, but that all profits from the Vegas house would have gone to Robyn’s Arizona house.

Last year, during an episode of the series, David advised Kody to make amends with his children after years of suffering and neglect on his part in order to help them heal. As The explosion Noted, Kody said that since his ex-wives left his life, the gaps in his relationship with his children have now come to light and he needs to address them.

However, David’s advice seemed to have touched the wrong nerves in Kody’s ears, as he insisted that his apology to Christine at the time was deliberate and that he didn’t care about anyone’s opinion.

“His experience with his kids and his advice to me just doesn’t interest me at this point because it’s like he’s kind of just the opposite,” Kody continued.

He emphasized that the deterioration of his relationships with his children and spouses occurred on a collective, not individual, basis, meaning that individual apologies might not work. Kody emphasized that he never intentionally ruined his relationship with his children and that it would be best if Christine and David stayed out of it.