SISTER Wives’ Janelle Brown admitted that she might be “walking away” from her husband Kody Brown and the other wives after Christine revealed that she was dumping him.
Janelle, 52, revealed how her relationship with Kody, 53, has become “pretty strained.”
During the recent episode, titled The Teflon Queen, the Sister Wives star had a heart-to-heart conversation with Robyn, 43.
Janelle opened up about how the pandemic has put a spotlight on their marriage problems.
She said: “I’ve had to have that conscious decision with myself.
“I’ve had to really think my children are almost grown and there’s not a huge necessity anymore to stay.”
The TLC star continued: “It was a wonderful way to raise children.
“With Kody and me right now, our relationship has become pretty strained.”
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Janelle concluded: “It would be very easy. It’s easy to walk away.”
CHISTINE’S BREAKUP
Recently, Christine, 48, took to Instagram and showed how she has been moving on from her ex-hubby.
She rocked a blue and purple outfit from the women’s clothing brand, Lula Roe, while flashing a huge smile at the camera.
After months of split rumors, Christine confirmed she and Kody had ended their marriage in November 2021.
She released a statement on social media and said: “After more than 25 years together, Kody and I have grown apart and I have made the difficult decision to leave.”
The divorce came after Christine had expressed on the show that she wanted to return to Utah.
Kody though was not interested, which ultimately pushed his partner to make the decision and leave without him.
She married Kody back in 1994 and became his third wife.
Kody has three other wives – Robyn, Janelle, and Meri.
Meri, 50, who was married to Kody back in 1990, is also divorced from her polygamist husband.
NEEDING CHAOS
Following the split, Christine shared her thoughts in an Instagram Story and confessed she needed “chaos in order to function. So weird.”
The TV personality explained: “Car confession! Does it feel like, to everybody else, that the more I have to do in the day, the more effective I am?
“Like, if I have a huge list of things to do, and I’ve made a schedule and really, really had a plan, it feels like I get so much done.”
Christine closed with: “But then on the days where I don’t have that much to do, I don’t think I get anything done on those days.”
