Following the Browns, a polygamist family comprising of a husband, three wives and 13 children that is on the verge of a change that could transform its dynamic.
Kody heads south to court his potential fourth wife, Robyn. Meanwhile back home, the wives express their true feelings about their new possible sister wife as they make preparations for Christine’s new baby.
Kody and his teenage daughters throw a birthday party for his new fiancee Robyn, while first wife Meri struggles with feelings of jealousy
Robyn helps out with the children while Kody and pregnant third wife Christine go to the hospital
While the three wives buy a friendship ring for Kody’s fiancée Robyn, Kody prepares to celebrate his 20th Anniversary with his first wife, Meri. But when nothing goes as planned, will Kody end up in the dog house?
As the wedding day nears, the three wives help fiancée Robyn pick a wedding dress, a cake, and a venue for their unique polygamist wedding reception. Meanwhile, it’s Janelle’s birthday and Kody has a special trip planned just for the two of them.
The big day is finally here! Follow Kody and his wives as they make Robyn officially wife number four. See this extraordinary family as they celebrate the newest additions to their family and prepare to embark on a new chapter in their lives.
NBC’s Natalie Morales sits down with the Browns from TLC’s smash hit “Sister Wives” for a candid discussion about love, marriage, jealousy and what the future may hold.
A one-hour special episode was broadcast on TLC on November 21, 2010, featuring Kody and Robyn's 11-day honeymoon in San Diego. The other three wives continue trying to cope with the addition of a fourth wife, and some feel 11 days was far too long for Kody to be away from the family. Kody explains the 10-month courtship with Robyn is long for polygamists, for whom courtships usually last up to 90 days, but they feel the extra time has made their relationship stronger. During a trip to the San Diego Wild Animal Park, they point out that many of the animals seem to have polygamist mating relationships. Meanwhile, Meri, Janelle and Christine take the family on a camping trip while Kody and Robyn are away. Robyn insists that Kody frequently call his wives to ensure they remain emotionally connected to him while he is away. Janelle admits she ignored Kody's calls for the first few days due to her angry feelings about the honeymoon. This special marked the first episode with Robyn featured in the opening credits along with the other wives, and the show's logo was changed to have four gold female rings dangling from a male ring, rather than the original three.
The Browns head to New York to appear on national television for the first time as open polygamists in the Season 2 opener. Back at home, the kids attend their first day of public school.
The Browns visit Kody’s family in Wyoming, hoping to find some tranquility in the wake of the police investigation involving the family.
Kody and Janelle plan a private camping trip that results in a discussion about family finances. Meanwhile, Robyn opens up about her insecurities of not wanting to be a burden on the family financially.
Candy, pumpkins,and Polygamy: The Brown family celebrates Halloween with 16 trick or treaters, 21 colorful costumes, and 24 great pumpkins.
It’s Wife #3’s turn with Kody! Christine and her kids head to Vegas so they can spend time some alone time with their dad in her favorite vacation spot. Meanwhile back at home, Meri decides to take the rest of the family out for a bowling night.
Meri goes to the doctor for a cancer screening, but will the results be more than she bargained for? Meanwhile the wives are doing something they’ve never been able to do before: invite their monogamous friends over for dinner!
The Browns go to a cabin in the woods to get away from the pressure of the police investigation.
The Sister Wives struggle to accept that this will be their last Christmas in Utah; a massive change to the family dynamic.
Kody, Meri and Robin realize that there are no polygamist houses to be found in Las Vegas; a surprise birthday party for Meri.
Kody must tell the younger children that they will be leaving Utah forever; plans turn to panic when the media gets news of the move.
The Brown family starts to build their new life away from Utah; one of the wives has news to announce to the family.
Robyn finally announces her new pregnancy; the older teens' discontent over their new life starts to bubble to the surface.
Kody, Christine and Janelle experiment with working in real estate; the teens are going out with new friends in Las Vegas; Robyn and Kody receive a scare.
Robyn and Kody rush to their midwife; the wives are on a mission to make over one room in each house.
Kody moves each day to the house of a different wife; how his family and relationships with his wives has changed since the move; learn the sex of Robyn and Kody's baby.
Kody and his wives finally return to his hometown for the first time as open polygamists. How will his childhood friends receive him? Later, after revealing the sex of the baby, Robyn and Kody finally decide to announce the name.
The wives open up about their attempts to lose weight, and later, they head to the gym for a body-fat analysis.
The Brown family's vacation to Big Bear for the is marred by teenage rebellion.
A couple visits from Utah; the Brown's respond to questions surrounding courting another wife and dealing with jealousy.
A religious professor invites the Brown family to talk to her students in Boston.
The sister wives head to the strip and come face to face with the adult entertainment Vegas has to offer.
Kody tests his wrestling skills against a mixed martial arts fighter; the wives help setup Robyn's new nursery.
Kody and the Wives speak to NBC News' Natalie Morales about polygamy, life in Las Vegas, and their new book detailing life in the Brown family before the cameras started rolling. In addition, Natalie also sits down with five of the Brown's oldest kids
Robyn's first contractions generate a range of emotions about a new baby from the rest of the Browns, and not all of them are positive.
It’s the Browns’ first Christmas in Vegas and the wives are separated in four rental homes. Desperate to get the family back together, Kody has his hands full chopping down a Christmas tree and finding the home that will bring them altogether again.
Date Night is important in a plural marriage and Kody needs to bring his A-game to keep his wives happy. From hitting the slopes to releasing pent up aggression shooting paintballs, all four wives are expecting Kody to bring the magic and some romance.
As the Sister Wives prepare for Kody’s birthday, Christine tries to reconcile with Robyn by opening up about the problems she’s had since Robyn joined the family. How will Robyn handle this brutally honest conversation?
Everyone has questions about Polygamy. Today the Browns answer the toughest questions submitted by viewers. From Contraception and gay children to Kody’s favorite and least favorite traits of each wife, nothing is held back.
The Browns apply for separate mortgages as they dream of getting their family into adjacent homes. Meanwhile, Janelle is still determined to open a gym, but will Kody support her plan? Later, Meri discloses the details of her past fertility problems.
What’s the most awkward day of the year for a Polygamist? Valentine’s Day! And how do the Browns handle monogamy’s biggest holiday of love? This year, Kody takes his young daughters to a daddy-daughter Valentine’s dance at their school.
The Brown brothers are coming to town! Kody ditches his four wives for his three brothers as they hit up the city of sin. They’re cruising on motorcycles, hanging out at a biker bar, and shooting guns.
Logan, Mariah, Madison, and Hunter head back to Utah to visit their family and friends, but more importantly, to visit the happy home they left behind. How will they feel about being back and will they have any resentment or regrets since leaving?
Kody makes good on his promise to Meri escaping to Mexico for a romantic getaway. They climb ancient temples and swim with dolphins But despite all the romance, the conversation turns serious when Kody asks Meri about Robyn’s offer of surrogacy.
The Brown family is bringing it home! The Browns invite viewers into their home to answer more in depth questions about their plural marriage lifestyle. But this time, they invite their teenagers to join the discussion.
As high school graduation nears, Logan finally decides on which college he will attend. Meanwhile, Kody and the wives are on the verge of fulfilling their dream of bringing the family back together. Will they finally make their dream come true?
Desperate to get their family back together, the Browns put money down to hold land in order to build homes altogether on one cul de sac. But the shockingly bad credit of one wife could hold back the entire family.
The teachers are in for a big surprise when Kody and the wives all attend Parent/Teacher conferences for their kids. Later, Logan graduates from college, but not without some family mayhem. And Kody demands an answer from Meri about having another baby.
The Browns plan a vacation with their polygamist friends, the Dargers as they headi to the beach for some polygamist fun in the sun. For the first time we’ll meet another polygamist family and discover how they’re the same, or different from the Browns. Runtime: 44 minutes
The dark side of polygamy is uncovered when the Brown teenagers volunteer for an organization that helps people escape from abusive polygamist families.
Tensions rise as the Sister Wives fight for the bonus features they want for each house. Who stays in budget and who goes way over? Later, the Brown family digs deep when the family pet is ailing. A compromise leaves them all in tears.
With the Sister Wives living separately for over a year now, the Brown family structure is falling apart. After stressing out over finances, the wives try hard to start a web business, and Christine makes another attempt to pass her real estate exam.
The wives plan a dream pilgrimage across country to Nauvoo Illinois, the birthplace of American polygamy. But the three-day road trip turns into much more than they bargained for as tempers start to flair and relationships get tested.
As the Browns prepare a proper send-off for Logan’s graduation, Kody and the wives push hard to get moved into their new homes before Christmas. Will all the pressures of moving and decorating for the holidays get the better of them?
Bonus Behind the scenes and a preview for the upcoming new season
The Browns take the first walk-throughs of their four adjacent homes. The family business continues to struggle, creating tension among the wives. Robyn asks Meri about her surrogacy offer.
In this one-hour special, Sister Wives Tell-All RAW, we throw open the vaults, bringing fans what they haven’t seen. For the first time ever, we’ll take a look back over the years we’ve gotten to know America’s most famous polygamist family.
Since leaving Utah, the wives have settled into separate lives. Janelle continues her weight-loss battle. Robyn fights to keep the family business afloat. Meri works to repair her relationship with Mariah and Christine rethinks her career.
Snags in the building process threaten to ruin the Brown's dream of being in all four houses by Christmas. Aspyn and Mariah discuss college plans. One wife considers jump ship on the family business.
With builders putting the finishing touches on their new homes, closing on their mortgages remains a major hurdle for all four wives.
The Browns celebrate Christmas a week later to give everyone time to move into the new houses. Kody challenges his wives to a contest. Robyn has a special gift for Kody.
The family buries a time capsule to symbolize putting down roots. The Browns hold their first church service since moving in. Robyn reveals a shocking secret from her past.
The Browns answer viewer questions. What do the teens really think of the family dress code? Which mom is the strictest? Get all the behind-the-scenes details in this special episode of Sister Wives.
To move forward with their new life, the Brown’s burn the bag Kody used daily to go between each house. Janelle hits a plateau with her weight loss. Kody and Meri make a decision on Robyn’s surrogacy offer.
The sister wives face anti-polygamists in a public forum.
Kody and his four wives travel to a couples retreat to tackle their relationship issues head on. After a meditation session that barely eases the emotional stress, Browns finally make a discovery on the root cause of their internal conflicts.
On Mother’s Day, Kody is visited by all nine of his. Meanwhile, the wives discuss college costs.
Kody rekindles a bro-mance with his old friend Brett. Meri’s panic about her future empty nest grows as Mariah’s graduation approaches.
The Browns throw a party to celebrate Mariah and Aspyn's graduation from high school, but Meri has a hard time thinking about Mariah leaving for college. Meanwhile, a fortune teller sees a fifth wife in Kody's future.
The wives take a road trip to San Francisco, where they work on their relationships by shopping for dresses for their commitment celebration. Meanwhile, Kody stays at home with all 17 kids.
Truely becomes seriously ill and requires immediate hospitalization, which puts Mariah's farewell party on the back burner.
Another family tragedy, the second in two months, interrupts the Browns' efforts to plan a party for their commitment celebration.
A dress rehearsal goes awry when the Browns are getting ready for their commitment celebration, and Kody and his wives wonder if all their hard work and planning will pay off.
After months of planning there’s just 48 hours to go; the dresses are not ready, the lights are not strung, and 200+ guests are on their way. A surprise organized by the teenagers caps a unique event; a celebration of four marriages in one giant family.
The Brown family sits down with television anchor Tamron Hall to dish about everything that happened on camera and off during the last season.
The Browns meet with a potential investor for their jewelry line; Christine’s daughter Mykelti brings a boyfriend home; and Meri’s revelation could ruin her relationship with another sister wife.
Robyn and Meri hit a critical point in their relationship as the Browns pitched their latest business idea to investors.
Meri goes to Utah to reunite with a childhood friend. Meanwhile, Janelle's weight-loss journey continues; and the Browns' attempt to secure investors for their jewelry business could be doomed due to one wife's mistake.
A surprise party for Kody with a Las Vegas theme is planned by the family to show gratitude for their patriarch, but some members of the clan have a hard time keeping it under wraps.
How the Brown teens are handling dating, college and the uncertainties of their futures as potential polygamists; Janelle hits a plateau on her weight loss quest.
The Browns take a road trip for Spring Break on Route 66 to Missouri to visit a non-Mormon polygamist clan, but cramped quarters in two RVs create tension among the traveling companions.
A Christian couple in Missouri tell the Browns about their decision to become polygamists and how it has affected their lives.
The family compile photos and videos that demonstrate the strength of their relationships.
The Browns answer questions about their lives and relationships from Tamron Hall
Janelle sees a therapist to discuss a sensitive matter involving her and one of the other wives. Meanwhile, Mykelti and Madison prepared to graduate from high school; and Dayton has surgery to repair an eyelid damaged in an ATV accident.
The Browns begin a road trip to meet another polygamist family. They check in on Christine’s mother who has plans of moving to Vegas. Next, they visit their old home in Utah and are overwhelmed by past emotions. And Kody does something to upset one wife.
The blow up between Kody and Christine continues as they approach their final destination. Can Kody get to the root of the problem? Later, the Browns meet another polygamist family, the Colliers and discuss the idea of the Colliers courting another wife.
Christine’s two oldest daughters, Aspyn and Mykelti, are moving out, while her mother Annie is moving in! How will Kody handle having his mother-in-law around all the time? Later, Meri comforts Robyn about her ongoing struggles with her ex-husband.
The Browns have agreed to do something they have never done before – allow total strangers to move into their houses! Two anthropology students will live with the Browns for several days to get an unfiltered look at their polygamist lifestyle.
The Browns begin to worry about whether the anthropology students will see them as a healthy family or completely dysfunctional. And on top this stress, Meri makes a momentous decision that will change the Brown family forever.
Tamron Hall sits down with the Kody Brown and the Sister Wives to discuss the most explosive season of Sister Wives yet. No topic is off limits as the family opens up about the unexpected development that has everyone talking.
The bombshell Meri dropped is real and it’s happening now. Ripples of shock spread through the family as each wife learns what Meri is doing. Nothing like this has ever happened before in the Brown family.
Now that Meri has legally divorced Kody, the next step is supposed to be simple: Kody legally marries Robyn. But when is a marriage ever simple? And these are polygamists, so do the other wives come? The children?
Janelle is the only of Kody’s wives who did not grow up in a polygamist church and we’ll learn new details about how she was introduced to polygamy. She talks about her feelings at gaining a new Sister and where she’s at in her struggle to lose weight.
Christine and Kody turn an anniversary trip to Galveston, Texas, into intensive couples therapy in an effort to improve their relationship. Before they leave, the Brown family meets with their lawyer to start the process of adopting Robyn’s kids.
This one’s all about Christine! She reveals the things she never wanted to talk about at all and what she was really thinking during the most memorable moments of the past five years.
The Sister Wives decide to race in a cardboard boat regatta at an annual pirate festival in Las Vegas. Janelle’s family will build one cardboard boat, and Christine and Robyn’s families will build another.
Kody admits that he relates better to his boys than his young girls. He does want to improve this though, so he decides to take five of the youngest girls off his wives hands for a few days.
This is a big week! The adoption of Robyn’s kids is coming to a head as the Browns sign official paperwork with their lawyer. Only one thing stands in their way now... a judge.
Today is the day the Brown’s have been working towards this entire year. Finally, this is the court hearing where Kody will learn if he can adopt Robyn’s oldest three kids. And Janelle’s oldest daughter, Madison, has a stunning announcement for the family
The Browns set out to celebrate the judge’s decision to allow Kody to adopt Robyn’s first three kids. What starts as a simple party for family and friends turns into a huge event for 60 people.This is the famous “Brown chaos” at its worst...and best.
The Browns are taking the biggest journey of their lives. They are all going to Alaska and they are bringing Logan’s new girlfriend too. And Kody and Robyn reveal the sex of their new baby to the family!
The Browns are in Alaska dog sledding and deep sea fishing. And in one of the most stunning and emotional twists ever on Sister Wives, Meri admits to her family that she’s been involved with a man online, but this person is not who she thought he was.
After a season of change, conflict, and stunning confessions, the Brown family comes together to set the record straight. From Robyn's pregnancy to Meri's catfishing bombshell, nothing is off-limits in the most revealing "Sister Wives Tell All" yet.
The Sister Wives are reeling from Meri’s recent admission that she became involved with someone online who she thought was a man, but turned out to be a woman.
Meri & Kody try to get back to normal life after their recent face off about the catfishing incident. Meanwhile, Christine's daughters Mykelti and Aspyn are leaving the apartment they shared. Aspyn is moving back home, but NOT to her mother's house.
Meri is not at all over the trauma of the recent catfishing incident and yet decides to attempt a therapy session with Janelle, hoping to work through conflicts from long ago. Janelle is very nervous that the therapy might open up old wounds.
Meri and Janelle, fresh out of their first therapy session together, attempt another step forward in their effort to get along better by decorating for the big Thanksgiving family dinner together. But their first planning session starts off rocky.
Meri hopes a gift for Kody will help make amends after the catfishing incident. Madison goes wedding dress shopping and finds the one. Mariah distances herself from Meri and the polygamist church.
Robyn’s baby is due NOW, and she’s worried about the possibility of a breached birth. She and Kody go for one more ultrasound to check on Baby Sister- meanwhile one of the oldest daughters, Madison, goes to be fitted for her wedding gown.
The whole Brown family is preparing for an epic trip to Hawaii, but Robyn is nervous about travelling with her newborn, Ariella. Meanwhile Meri and Janelle continue their therapy.
It’s usually all about the Sister Wives, but this week all four wives turn their focus on Kody and reveal some of his biggest secrets. They open up about why he became a polygamist and what he was thinking when he agreed to go public with his illegal life
This is not the idyllic Hawaiian vacation the Browns were expecting. They fight about parking cars, then beach umbrella placement turns into another battle. Later Kody takes Meri aside to take a step towards improving their struggling relationship.
In this latest installment of Sister Wives Tell All, the Brown family sits down with NBC's Tamron Hall to dish about everything that happened on camera and behind the scenes on the latest season of of TLC's hit show.
As the Browns are busy prepping for Madison’s wedding, Mykelti drops a bomb of her own; while Kody tries to mend fences between Meri and Mariah, he realizes that his own relationship with his first wife is still in a shambles.
Madison and Mykelti race to the altar; Kody tries to convince Mariah to forgive Meri for the catfishing incident; Janelle and Meri’s therapist pushes them to take the next step in their struggling relationship.
Madison lays out the plans for her wedding; Janelle and Meri’s therapist pushes them to take the next step in their struggling relationship; the Brown’s family may be growing again after a special proposal.
A windstorm wreaks havoc, Madison receives the embarrassing gifts her mother dreaded and wedding preparations go awry at this polygamist bridal shower; Mykelti and Tony announce their engagement.
In the week before Maddie's wedding, Mykelti and Tony announce their engagement; the whole family has to get to Wyoming; when the mother of the bride talks about going fishing, Maddie melts down.
Madison Brown is getting married, marking the first wedding of all the sister wives' children.
Relive special moments from three Brown family weddings; the entire family takes part in a commitment ceremony; Kody and Janelle's daughter Maddie says I do, at the altar.
Meri revisits the catfishing situation, and her new details lead to a reckoning with Kody; Mariah makes a huge announcement.
Meri’s only daughter, Mariah, makes a stunning announcement; the whole family heads to a mountain resort where Meri struggles to connect with Mariah, who remains angry about the catfishing.
The Brown family decides to play a game to see who knows each other better: the newlyweds, the newly-engaged older kids or Kody and his four wives.
Mykelti brings Tony’s family home to meet her parents, but there’s one small problem...they don’t speak English! Then, Meri and Christine’s mom Annie go to Utah for a potential business opportunity.
Mykelti brings Tony's family home to meet her parents, but there's one small problem...they don't speak English! Then, Meri and Christine's mom Annie go to Utah for a potential business opportunity.
Mykelti, her moms and her fiance Tony go wedding dress shopping and he’s very opinionated! Then the Sister Wives go see the B&B Meri wants to buy in Utah, but worry it will pull her away. Later, Madison shows up with big news, leaving Janelle in tears.
It’s Mykelti’s bridal shower, but Janelle’s terrified of performing with the Sister Wives. Christine gets emotional as she cuts up her wedding dress to make cloth flowers for Mykelti’s bouquet. And Maddie tells the family her big news.
Meri has big news about the B&B she wants to buy, but it’s definitely not what the Browns were expecting. Then, Mykelti’s wedding rehearsal doesn’t go quite as smoothly as planned.
Mykelti’s polygamist family ties the knot with Tony’s Mexican Catholic family through a one-of-a-kind winter wedding! It’s freezing cold. Christine forgets to bring Kody’s shirts. And they even beat bride and groom piñatas!
Part 1: Mariah and her girlfriend are going to the March for Women in D.C. She invites Meri and Janelle to go, too, but Kody doesn’t like the idea.
Part 2: Mariah and her girlfriend are going to the March for Women in D.C. She invites Meri and Janelle to go, too, but Kody doesn’t like the idea.
The Browns are distraught that the Utah legislature is voting to strengthen the laws against polygamy. Friends are planning a protest march, but if the Browns go back to Utah they could be arrested.
Janelle’s house is all joy as Maddie has her baby shower. But Christine is devastated when Ysabel’s X-rays show that her scoliosis is worsening and surgery is imminent. In desperation they turn to unproven alternative treatments.
Meri takes Kody to check out the B&B she wants to buy, and Janelle’s daughter, Maddie, goes into labor. She’s doing a home birth with no epidural. It’s a long and painful birth but the Browns are eager to meet their first grandchild!
Even as the Sister Wives bask in the glow of their first grandchild, tensions emerge. Meri found out that all the wives were at the birth, except her. Intense therapy sessions fail to resolve the hurt, so Christine confronts Meri with some brutal truths.
It's game night at the Browns; the family gets competitive; there's lots of noise and chaos, and there's punishments for the losers.
In the dramatic conclusion of Sister Wives Tell All, Paedon reveals why he refused to join the rest of the family to protest Utah's new polygamy law. And the adults discuss how Kody and Meri's marriage is affecting the family.
The Sister Wives still get asked a ton of questions about polygamy. How do they feel about their kids not wanting to be polygamists? Do some polygamists sleep in the same bed? Their answers are funny, emotional and often shocking.
Meri’s offer on the B&B is accepted! But she doesn’t have enough cash for the down payment and asks the family for help. Kody steps up, but later, he realizes he doesn’t have the money and reneges, leaving Meri to come up with the money on her own.
Meri finds a way to buy the Bed & Breakfast she wants without Kody or her Sister Wives’ help. Then, when Janelle hears that Meri closed on the B&B from a stranger on the street, this precipitates another confrontation.
Mitch and Aspyn announce their engagement and the race is on to find a venue! Then, the whole family goes to Utah to help with the official opening of Meri’s Bed & Breakfast. At the opening, Kody drops a hint of some MAJOR changes ahead.
Aspyn goes wedding dress shopping but after the fun, Kody drops a huge bombshell. With a weird whiteboard presentation, he tells his wives they need to sell their houses and move. Janelle digs in her heels. She’s not going to do this to her kids.
Christine and Meri try to recover the fun relationship they had years ago. Kody and Christine go to check out Flagstaff, AZ. Mariah has something big to announce to the family. Meanwhile Janelle talks to her kids about the move.
Blocked by some of his wives from moving to Utah, Kody pitches Flagstaff AZ. He takes Meri there to look at land and starts to tell the kids. Mitch and Aspyn are busy preparing their wedding but some younger kids have a meltdown about moving.
The Browns go to Flagstaff to look at properties and are split over which one to buy. Robyn & Christine prefer one and Meri & Kody another. Janelle is the tie breaker and her decision is surprising. They make an offer and the response is sobering.
Aspyn & Mitch are getting married with bagpipes, kilts and lots of flower girls! It’s a perfect day but the officiant has lost his voice and the Browns are stressing because they now have to move to Flagstaff within a month!
The Sister Wives announce to the kids that they’ve bought land in Flagstaff and they plan to move there within a month. Aspyn asks what void are they trying to fill by moving? And Kody secretly has plans drawn up for one giant polygamist house.
Kody sees the plans for his one giant polygamist house and loves them, but will his wives? Just weeks away from leaving their homes in Las Vegas, tensions run high. Robyn presses Kody to settle down and Gabe walks out.
The Brown family is finally moving to Flagstaff. Moving day is chaotic and the dream they are chasing is becoming a nightmare. There’s rays of hope, but mostly it’s tears as they face an uncertain future and leave so much behind.
In Part 1 of Sister Wives Tell All, the Browns are left reeling as frank discussion leads to new insights and emotional meltdowns. Will the family ever settle down in one location? Did Meri’s B&B further damage her relationship with Kody?
It’s the Sister Wives’ first day unpacking after moving the whole family to Flagstaff. It’s pouring rain and the neighbors at Meri’s rental have called the police. Was this move a mistake?
When angry neighbors drive Meri out of Flagstaff, even Kody starts to wonder if the move might be a mistake. The houses in Vegas are not selling and the family is drowning in rents and mortgages. At least the pond on their land gets the kids excited.
Meri returns to Flagstaff but still feels alone. When she meets the other Sister Wives for lunch, old tensions bubble to the surface. Meanwhile Kody has a plan to reunite the family.
On Christmas Eve, Kody finally presents to his family his pitch for all four wives to live in one big house. Janelle actually likes the idea, but Christine is dead set against it. Merry Christmas!
It’s Christmas and the family is divided over Kody’s pitch to live in one house. There’s a big surprise when a pregnancy is revealed. Later the family confronts the fact that their houses in Vegas are not selling. Their finances are at a breaking point.
Kody pushes the idea of building one big house, but the Sister Wives are divided. Then it’s Valentine’s Day a very awkward holiday for a polygamist. Lastly, at Kody’s birthday party, Mariah and her girlfriend show up with a major announcement!
Janelle moves (again!) to be closer to her Sister Wives. Kody won’t let go of his dream to live all under one roof but the wives can’t agree to do it. Robyn wonders if they have failed as polygamists if they can’t live together.
Kody tells his friend Kyle, a polygamist who’s first wife left him, that he is feeling jaded about polygamy. Kody’s wives are refusing to all live under one roof and the roller-coaster ride of houses sold, lost and stalled has everyone at a boiling point.
Robyn, Meri and Kody have a huge fight over who will get which piece of land. Janelle worries the whole family won’t get access to the pond. Tempers flare and everyone is lashing out at everyone else in the worst fight the family has ever had.
Just as Robyn’s family has adjusted to Flagstaff they learn that the owner is selling their rental house. They have 60 days to leave. Robyn and Kody fight in front of the kids over it and Aurora has a full-on panic attack perhaps her worst ever.
The Sister Wives visit Mariah and her fiancée, Audrey, in Chicago. Meri opens up about how badly she behaved when Mariah first came out as gay and Mariah confesses about her struggles growing up gay in their polygamist church.
Robyn’s rental house has been sold out from under her and she has only 28 days to find a new home. There are no rentals and tensions run high as Kody insists they buy. Not wanting to slow down building homes on Coyote Pass, Robyn refuses. It’s an impasse.
A forest fire is bearing down on Meri’s house and she’s freaking out. Meri prepares to evacuate. Robyn is just days away from losing her rental and tensions are high with Kody. Lastly, Madison is having contractions and thinks the baby is coming tonight!
Maddie thinks she’s in labor, but it’s a false alarm, so Kody heads back to Flagstaff. Kody and Robyn are at wits’ end over their struggle to close on her house. Then, Kody and Meri head to their therapist in Vegas, where the brutal truth comes out.
Kody and Robyn are struggling with the bank as the mortgage process is not designed for plural marriage. Then in North Carolina, Maddie’s water breaks – at the mall. Evie K is born, but when she has problems breathing, an ambulance is called.
Janelle gathers Kody and the wives to talk about their increasingly tense family dynamic. Kody gets honest and says he doesn’t want to advocate for polygamy anymore, and Robyn and Christine open up about their own insecurities as they question everything.
The Browns visit their polygamist friends to discuss the sudden and exciting possibility that polygamy will be decriminalized in Utah. The car trip to get there is a mess, but once there, the excitement is palpable. Could the family relocate back to Utah?
Mariah and Audrey are in town and share an exciting announcement with the family; Robyn tries to help Kody patch things up with Meri after their big fight on the property, but Kody pushes back and doesn’t seem interested in fixing things.
Robyn questions why Christine said the family “hates” her when they all gather. Mariah and Audrey look at wedding venues, and they say that anyone who disapproves of their same-sex marriage isn’t invited. Then, COVID-19 fears sweep the country.
The Browns struggle to adapt to the pandemic as a large polygamous family.
Utah has decriminalized polygamy, and Christine considers moving back.
COVID-19 disrupts birthday celebrations for the Brown family, while Kody is surprised to learn that Mariah and Audrey have gone to run the bed and breakfast to protect Meri's mum.
Kody finally returns to Janelle's house, but the larger family conflict over COVID-19 rules continues to grow; it's Kody and Meri's 30th anniversary, and Kody shows no interest in rekindling a romance, despite Meri's intense interest.
The Brown family is having problems communicating, and when Janelle sets out to resolve things, it's apparent that maybe some things can't be fixed. Then, Robyn opens up to Kody about having more children.
Conflict grows over Kody's COVID-19 rules; Janelle's efforts to improve communication reveal that Kody is losing faith in his wives ever getting along; Christine makes a shocking confession that could impact the entire family.
The pandemic is pulling the Brown family apart, and tensions rise; Kody refuses to travel with Christine for Ysabel's surgery; Christine gathers the wives for a pitch to move back to Utah, which ends in tears as she questions her marriage to Kody.
After rejecting Christine's idea of moving back to Utah, Kody checks in with Janelle and Robyn. Then, Kody says he now wants his own lot on the property, and the family discusses the possibility of spending the holidays apart.
Janelle's kids have strong opinions about Kody's COVID rules, and Kody makes a surprise visit to Meri's. Then, Kody organises an outdoor get-together for the whole family -- their first time seeing each other in months.
The wives come to a major decision about the property lots. Christine is leaving to take Ysabel to New Jersey for surgery, but Kody's refusal to go leaves Christine angry. Then, a member of the family has a big announcement.
Meri and Janelle talk through old wounds after the family spins off in four directions: Christine takes Ysabel to have surgery in New Jersey, Janelle helps out while Evie gets foot surgery in North Carolina, Meri is in Utah, and Kody and Robyn stay home.
Christine and Kody's daughter Ysabel has surgery in New Jersey to correct her scoliosis. The recovery is far more intense than anyone expected, and Kody's absence upsets Christine.
Christine questions why a nanny is allowed around Robyn's kids when her family is not, so Kody produces a long list of COVID rules that the nanny follows. Janelle thinks some of it is ridiculous.
Janelle's kids blow up and call Kody's COVID rules "stupid." Later, at a family meeting to plan the holidays, Kody tries to persuade some of his wives to stay in town and follow his rules. Janelle walks out on him, angry and cursing.
The Brown family grows more divided than ever; Christine and Janelle must choose between seeing Kody and seeing their older children; Robyn and Meri follow Kody's COVID rules so they can have Thanksgiving with him.
Kody faces off with Gabe and Garriso and they trade blame over COVID restrictions; Janelle suffers a huge loss as Christmas is approaching; the family hopes they will all test negative and finally be together.
After a family gathering the Brown family has its first COVID exposure; a conversation with Kody is the last straw for Christine and when he returns to her house he finds his belongings boxed in the garage
Janelle tests positive for COVID-19; Kody confides in Robyn about his troubles with Christine; Kody and Christine sit down to have a tense discussion about the future of their marriage, which leaves Christine feeling empowered and Kody defeated.
While Janelle's household fights through COVID-19, Ysabel has exciting news about her future. Then, Christine reveals her plans to move to Salt Lake City with Truely as Kody struggles to let go.
As schools begin to open up, Janelle challenges Kody about getting things back to normal. Then, Christine travels to St. George, Utah, to be with Mykelti as she gives birth, and Meri suffers a devastating loss.
Janelle makes a major decision about her living situation without telling Kody. The family disagrees about the kids returning back to school. Then, Christine gathers her sister wives to reveal that she's divorcing Kody.
Kody worries about tight quarters after touring Janelle's new RV, and Meri feels hurt when Kody suggests she move away to run the bed and breakfast full time. Then, the family reunites for Ysabel's graduation party with a bittersweet celebration.
As Ysabel packs up for college, Gwendolyn opens up about her sexuality. Christine reveals her moving timeline, and Kody pushes back. Then, after an overheard conversation, Christine tells Truely about the divorce.
Kody feels conflicted officiating a wedding while going through a divorce; Christine and Janelle are floored as Kody breaks COVID protocols for his friend but not his family; Kody and Christine argue over selling her house and the custody agreement.
Kody deals with the divorce fallout as Christine prepares to leave Flagstaff. Meri and Robyn have a heart-to-heart about the future of the family, and Ysabel heads off to college.
After dropping off Ysabel in North Carolina, Christine tells her emotional sister wives that her house is under contract and she's moving to Utah in a week. Then, Kody reveals that he no longer considers himself married to Meri.
Christine's big announcement that she's leaving in a week causes chaos as Robyn questions her future relationship with her former sister wife and Kody explodes. As they all try to pick up the pieces, Janelle's RV lifestyle hits another obstacle.
Christine reveals that she's open to getting married again someday. Janelle frustrates Kody when she makes another change to her living situation. After packing up Christine's house, Mykelti urges the family to get together for one last awkward goodbye.
Christine and Kody have a final battle about a snowblower on her way out the door to move to Utah. When Christine's house sale falls through, Kody wants Janelle to buy it, much to her dismay.
Now that Christine has left the family, big problems with Kody and Janelle's marriage bubble to the surface. Before they can address them, however, Kody and Robyn both get COVID-19. Robyn ends up in the hospital wondering if she's going to survive.
While Christine settles into her new life in Utah, the remaining wives and Kody have another tense conversation at Robyn's. Janelle feels Kody is making her choose between him and her kids, and they reach a breaking point.
The Brown family sits down individually to discuss the challenges they have faced over the past year. Kody and Christine give insight about their separation, while Meri learns of an instance when Kody thought about reconciling.
As the sit-downs continue, the Browns reveal difficulties that go back decades, including a short time where Janelle left the family. The family discusses Kody's meltdown, and Robyn shares anger over the lack of support from her sister wives.
In this final episode of one-on-one interviews, Kody is confronted with the question of whether he has a favorite wife. Then, Kody and Janelle open up about the conflict over holidays and reveal the status of their relationship.
Christine has moved to Salt Lake City, but the fallout from her divorce remains. Janelle, Meri and Robyn struggle to plan the upcoming holidays as the family continues to be divided. Then, things get tense between Kody and Christine when they sit down for the first time since she left.
Christine and Kody struggle to keep things cordial. Then, Kody regrets the family being separated at Thanksgiving, and Paedon updates Christine on a situation between the kids and Robyn. While Aurora gets her ears pierced, Kody reveals part of his past.
Kody vents to friends about his anger over his divorce. Janelle's sons are still not talking to Kody, and the family may celebrate another holiday separately. A discussion about Christmas blows up into the worst fight Janelle and Kody have ever had.
Kody confides in a friend who has also gone through a polygamist divorce, and he contemplates giving up on plural marriage. While Janelle is still reeling from the huge fight she had with Kody, the family once again celebrates Christmas separately.
The Browns discuss how things went over Christmas. Janelle confesses to Christine that she doesn't know if her marriage can be fixed. Robyn and Meri try to dissect what went wrong over the years and reveal that Kody was not always equal with his time.
Christine reveals she's ready to start dating again and has hired a matchmaker. Meri makes plans to move her business, and she worries about how Robyn will take the news. Janelle meets with Kody for the first time since their huge fight and asks if he still wants to live plural marriage.
Janelle meets with Christine and reveals that she doesn't want to be married anymore. Meri nervously tells Robyn that she's moving her clothing business to Parowan, Utah, and will spend less time in Flagstaff, believing Kody is done with her.
Kody takes Janelle out for her birthday and talks about wanting to start over. Meri reveals to Kody that she's moving her clothing business to Utah but not giving up on their relationship, and his reaction is worse than she expected.
Janelle, Christine and their older kids gather for dinner, and things get intense as they express their frustrations about Kody and Robyn. Then, Christine celebrates her ex-anniversary with friends.
Christine is excited to celebrate her first Easter since divorcing Kody. Janelle says her life is also better without Kody but reveals she would consider polygamy again. After learning Aurora is interested in a boy, Meri reflects on marrying so young.
Christine is ecstatic when Mykelti tells her she's having twins. Then, Meri reveals that Kody finally admitted he no longer wants a relationship with her, and she is forced to consider ending her marriage for good.
Christine throws a 1950s-themed party for her 50th birthday and admits she's dating again. Kody checks out Janelle's new apartment but realizes she's planning a future without him. Meri worries about big changes in her life with both the B&B and Kody.
Kody and Robyn reunite with Janelle and Christine on a family video call to reveal the gender of Mykelti's twins. In Parowan, Meri continues to struggle with the decision about her marriage. Then, Christine and Janelle head out on a road trip to Idaho.
Christine talks with her brothers about her newfound happiness and hopes to inspire Janelle, but Janelle won't let go of the past. At Coyote Pass, Robyn is devastated when she learns that this is finally the end of the road for Meri and Kody.
The Brown family sits down individually to talk about the biggest questions from this season. Kody reveals if he's ever been in love with the wives. Christine discusses Kody being jealous of her relationship with Janelle. And Janelle opens up about her physical relationship with Kody.
The Brown family continues to speak one-on-one with host Sukanya Krishnan. Meri shares the events leading up to her separation from Kody, while Christine reveals a shocking story involving Kody melting down his wedding ring.
In Part 3 of this one-on-one interview special, Kody talks about sabotaging his relationship with Robyn. Suki discovers how a personality test might have contributed to the family drama, and Christine reveals her engagement to David.
In the final episode of this interview special, Robyn discusses coming to terms with monogamy and what she needs to move on. Christine introduces her new fiancé, David, and the couple shares the events that led to their engagement.
The Wives reveal behind the scenes details and answer viewer questions
The Browns reflect on the early days after each wife entered the family.
The wives set the record straight as they react to the explosive finale.
The Browns revisit the ups and downs of their relationship rollercoaster.
Christine Brown has met the love of her life, and they are getting married!
Christine Brown and David Woolley tie the knot in a lavish Utah ceremony.
Things get awkward as Kody, Robyn and Christine see each other for the first time in months at Mykelti's baby sprinkle; Meri tells her friend Brandi that she's done with Kody; Janelle reveals that she's looking at buying property in Montana.
Janelle considers leaving Flagstaff for good as she and Maddie look at land in Montana; Kody learns that Meri is asking their church for a release, their religion's word for a divorce; Christine and Aspyn throw Ysabel a welcome home party.
After reuniting at a wedding, Kody describes the family dynamic as a total civil war; Christine and Robyn reunite in the waiting room as Mykelti welcomes her twins; Kody reflects on his three failed marriages.
The Brown family spends Thanksgiving apart; Christine and Robyn put their differences aside to visit with Mykelti's newborns; Robyn pushes Kody to reconcile with his kids, and Christine reveals that she went on a promising first date.
Meri asks the church for a release from her marriage to Kody. Gabe opens up to Janelle about his relationship with his father. Christine is excited for her second date with David. Mykelti reveals she ate her placenta.
Kody helps Meri prepare to move away, and they joke about their divorce; Christine and David look at wedding venues after only 2 months of dating, which leaves her kids thinking things are moving too fast.
Kody suggests reconciling with Janelle, but she flatly refuses when he continues to prioritize Robyn; Christine introduces her boyfriend David to more of her children, before they head out ring shopping.
Janelle warns Meri on trusting Kody about the Coyote Pass property; despite only dating a few months, Christine and David go house shopping; the family gathers for Gwendolyn's bridal shower; Kody awkwardly meets David.
Christine and David's relationship continues at light speed when they go off-roading in Moab and David gets down on one knee; Ysabel is in tears over fear of losing her dad; Meri asks Kody to help her move to Parowan.
Kody sobs after helping Meri move away from Flagstaff, leaving Meri confused about why he has pushed her away for so many years; David and Christine gather their kids to announce their engagement and Janelle meets David.
The Brown family sits down with NBC's Tamron Hall to look back at the latest dramatic season of Sister Wives and dig deeper into the ups and downs of life as a polygamist family separated into four different homes
