Sister Wives’ Madison Brush Breaks Silence: Apology to Robyn’s Kids Sparks Huge Family Drama!

Following her heartfelt goodbye to the deceased brother, Garrison Brown, Sister Wives’ star Madison Brush prepared herself to release some lingering painful emotions.

During a family gathering in Wyoming last summer to honor a National Guard staff sergeant from Nevada who took his own life in March 2024, Madison, one of Kody Brown’s children with ex-wife Janelle Brown, had conversations with some of her siblings about the strained relationship she has with their father.

In simple terms, Kody said, “I feel frustrated about the past events, but I have the power to choose my response and my actions towards him, and I’m still figuring out the best way to handle this situation.” This conversation took place on TLC series on May 18, between Kody and Leon Brown, who is Kody’s child with his first wife, Meri Brown.

To Madison, mother of Axel (7), Evie (5), Josephine (2), and Emilia (2 months), alongside her partner Caleb Brush, one feeling stood out unmistakably: a sense of sadness. She made this observation, expressing both her own feelings and empathy for someone else, saying, “I’m sad, I’m sad for him.

And he wasn’t the only person to elicit her sympathies.

Speaking about Kody Brown’s current spouse, Robyn Brown (who is one of the fathers of 18, as Kody also divorced his third wife Christine Brown in 2018), Madison expressed her feelings by saying, “I feel really sorry for the children of Robyn.

Should the opportunity arise for me to converse with Dayton Brown, Aurora Brown, or Breanna Brown – Robyn’s eldest offspring from her marriage to David Preston Jessop – I would express, “I bear no ill feelings towards any of you. If there was ever a time when I may have caused you distress, please accept my sincere apologies.

In essence, Madison expressed, “I’m at a loss for words, but essentially, ‘If my actions have hurt you in any way, I apologize.’

Due to a sense of exclusion felt by both Aurora and Breanna after Kody married their mother in 2010, there were many emotional wounds among them, as expressed in an episode from 2024.

In my own words, I’ve been communicated, through various situations and from diverse individuals, that I wasn’t embraced. They made it clear that I wasn’t their kin, that they never viewed nor perceived me in the same family sense as they do each other.

Her sister Breanna expressed that the parents might’ve made more effort to strengthen our familial bond; unfortunately, that connection never materialized.

But Christine wasn’t sure how they could have opened their arms any wider.

‘Feel free to drop by our place whenever you like.’

In late 2021, the situation escalated during a conversation about holiday gifts via text messages, which unfortunately became quite heated.

Christine explained that Kody and Robyn along with their children stood apart, preferring not to have any involvement with Janelle, herself, or their shared children.

In my professional opinion as a lifestyle expert, I’d express it this way: My three elders expressed discomfort regarding our emotional connection, stating they need some distance in our relationship to regain their footing.

In other words, if there was any small comfort from Garrison’s passing, it was that it caused everyone to reconsider their perspectives on the ongoing family dispute.

Janelle emphasized that Garrison’s passing was deeply saddening and difficult for her, yet she added that it had surprisingly managed to unite the family in many aspects.

Not quite in all of them.

Janelle made it clear that there’s no reconciliation happening with Kody or anyone similar, regarding their strained relationship which ended in a divorce in 2022 after 29 years. However, she mentioned that rifts between her siblings, which at times led to broken relationships due to differing opinions, have been healed.

Reflecting on the collective sorrow that binds us, I find myself pondering how it serves as a stark reminder of what truly matters – togetherness. Despite the somber occasion, we gather, not just for sadness, but to etch a fresh memory into our hearts where everyone’s presence resonates strongly.

This season, they’ve shared numerous truths, and here’s one more. Keep reading to uncover additional family revelations.)

Kody Brown expressed his readiness to part ways with his first wife, Meri Brown, not long after they exchanged vows in 1990. However, according to Meri, Kody had led her to believe that he would work on their issues by saying things like, “Oh Meri, when we move to Flagstaff, this will be a good opportunity for us to start anew.” This is a pattern that he has repeated for many years.

She expressed her primary concern as being his poor communication, specifically about his true feelings, desires, and aversions, as well as inconsistencies in the stories he has been sharing over the years.

Kody admitted there might have been some conflicting signals, but as he delved into projects, he found himself questioning the reasons for doing so. He clarified, “I wouldn’t pursue a relationship with her at this point.

Either way, Meri’s friends were thrilled when she finally pulled the plug in early 2023.

She admitted, “They basically said, ‘We’re here for you, we’re on your side. It’s high time,'” she confessed. Removing her blinders, she now believes that he had been trying to make her leave for years by denying his love towards her, “Because if I were to depart, then he wouldn’t be seen as the villain because he didn’t walk away instead.

After many years since the family had bought a 14-acre plot of land intended for building in Flagstaff, Ariz., Kody revealed during the season premiere that he was ready to let the dream fade away. Since they hadn’t paid off the full $820,000 cost (which they reportedly settled in 2023), he expressed this sentiment to his remaining wife, Robyn Brown: “I’d almost prefer to abandon it or sell it and then simply start anew somewhere else.

As for Robyn, “I can’t talk about that,” she responded. “That is so not where I’m at.”

Previously, Janelle Brown had expressed to TopMob News that the relationship between them was gradually fading away. However, it was Kody’s shortcomings in his role as a parent towards some of their children that ultimately led her to depart.

In simpler terms, the mom shared with Logan Brown, Madison Brown Brush, Hunter Brown, Garrison Brown, Gabriel Brown, and Savanah Brown that a major turning point for her was when his bond with her children broke apart and it seemed unlikely he’d go to great lengths to mend it. She added that this realization made her understand what had been keeping her rooted in one place.

In the November 3rd episode, Kody proposed the possibility of reconciliation, but Janelle firmly rejected any negotiation on that matter.

She stated that it seemed impossible for her to make peace with him and allow him to be part of her children’s lives. Instead, she chose to prioritize her kids above all else.

Kody provided a reason why he hadn’t put forth more effort to bridge the gaps with some of his grown-up kids regarding their strained relationships.

In the September 15th episode, he expressed his feelings of not belonging within the family anymore. Despite being legally married to Robyn and jointly raising their five children – Dayton Brown, Aurora Brown, Breanna Brown, Solomon Brown, and Ariella Brown – he mentioned having limited contact with some other children in the family. Feeling overwhelmed by these complex relationships, he questioned, “What’s my role here? It doesn’t feel like a family.

In their 14-year long marriage, Robyn admitted during the season 19 premiere that they were experiencing the most difficult period. “We’re struggling more than we ever have,” she explained. “Things have been tough between us. Kody doesn’t know if he should blame himself or one of his other wives. He feels rejected, and I think he worries that I might reject him too.

Consequently, she disclosed, “I’m constantly vigilant. I find myself ensuring he isn’t undermining our relationship.” In her own words, the most challenging aspect is: “There’s hardly any guidance available when it comes to the fact that I’m still wedded to a man who’s undergoing multiple divorces.

Meanwhile, Kody struggled with a wave of self-doubt, admitting, “I find it hard to stand before a mirror and tell myself sincerely, ‘Kody, you’re amazing.’

For Robyn, it was challenging to observe her ex-sister wives stepping into a new phase of life. As she put it during the Oct. 27 episode, “They’re all advancing, while I seem to be the one who’s been left behind.

Add Madison, the eldest daughter of Janelle, to the list of kids who are currently out of contact with Kody. According to Janelle, during the premiere, “Maddie has not spoken to her father for some time,” she said. “He hasn’t reached out, she hasn’t contacted him, and there is no relationship between them now. Essentially, she has cut ties with both of them.

Janelle pointed out that the concern lies in Kody not fully engaging with Maddie’s children Axel, Evangalynn, and Josephine in their relationship. She stated that he only wants interaction if he can make a firm commitment towards it.

In the September 22 broadcast, Janelle revealed that Kody had essentially stopped communicating with Maddie and her spouse Caleb Brush following a significant breakdown in the family. This occurred as the family unit began to disintegrate.

In his absence, I’ve taken on the role of a protective mother figure to an extraordinary degree, as Janelle put it. With Kody being inconsistent in visiting or calling, I’ve decided it’s best for our family if we limit his involvement until he can demonstrate a more stable presence without adding unnecessary drama.

Additionally, Robyn mentioned that she’s been urging Kody to make amends, but she also expressed, “It seems fitting for the children to do the same.

Currently, it appears Kody isn’t inclined to mend the rift. He feels frustrated, stating that each conversation with his daughter seemed more like spreading gossip, which he grew weary of.

During their 32nd anniversary celebration, Meri told her friend Brandi that “He hinted at not having truly loved me and feeling like he had to marry me.” She added, “‘Kody,’ I told him, ‘I’ve always known you did love me.’

And if he didn’t, the mom to Leon Brown said in a confessional, why did he ever propose?

As a lifestyle advisor, I often ponder about such profound questions. Here’s one way I might rephrase it in the first person: “When two unattached individuals cross paths, what compels one to propose marriage, promising a lifelong affection they don’t yet feel? It seems so harsh, like selecting someone from a sea of faces and saying, ‘I choose you, hoping to mold my feelings into love for the ensuing three decades.’

In a private conversation, Kody expressed: “Meri is making some allegations, but that’s fine. She can say whatever she pleases. I won’t be responding to them.

Though, he would share that they never enjoyed a honeymoon period.

On the October 20th episode, he emphatically stated that the marriage was struggling throughout its entirety. He claimed to have had a much stronger connection with Janelle, Christine, and Robyn, which is why he knew this to be true.

He acknowledged that he should have ended the relationship twenty-five years back, yet he persisted due to fear. He pointed out, “Authority figures would never permit another marriage if you’re repeatedly discarding spouses.

Despite being unsure whether to develop Coyote Pass or sell it, Janelle realized the first step was clearing the debt on the Arizona property. With Kody unwilling to discuss the matter, she admitted to her former sister wife Christine Brown in the September 22 episode that she felt she might need legal representation. “I think I’ll have to consult a lawyer,” she confessed, “because I believe that’s the only way I’ll ever get any resolution from him.

In her own words, Janelle explained that since she and Kody aren’t legally married, she has no authority to assert any claims on his property. Essentially, she isn’t in a position where she can simply contact a lawyer to initiate a divorce; instead, the situation is complex due to the lack of legal marriage.

Kody chose not to discuss the Arizona property with Janelle because he had lost trust in her.

He firmly stated during the September 22 episode that he would settle the property when necessary, and he didn’t want to share his plans or actions because he’s exhausted from revealing details that get distorted by the rumor mill within our fractured family.

A bit of a pot calling the kettle black, Janelle said in her own interview.

She mentioned, ‘He spills secrets as if he’s got holes in him.’ He confided in me details about his past relationships and multiple spouses, leaving me thinking, ‘It seems to me that those things shouldn’t have been shared with me.’

In days when the family’s affection was growing instead of fading, they would combine their savings in a single collection.

In simpler terms, Janelle said during the September 22nd broadcast that we would go out of our way to aid one individual, and afterward, we’d unite to assist another. This was the norm until approximately the last decade. However, things have shifted now, and instead of focusing on communal well-being, it seems everyone is preoccupied with building their own estates.

When Robyn found herself searching for a house in Arizona, everyone came together to purchase a luxurious five-bedroom property worth approximately $1.65 million – this property had been on the market since August.

In Robyn’s viewpoint, the property was meant to benefit the entire family. However, when Janelle proposed that they all be co-signers on the mortgage, her suggestion was turned down. Kody explained, “We need to safeguard, understandably protect Robyn’s inheritance,” as Janelle remembered. Now that she’s leaving the family, according to Janelle, she wishes to claim her share of the Coyote Pass earnings and recover some of the funds she invested in Robyn’s home.

But that could be a tough sell.

Robyn remarked, “After all this time collaborating, it seems perplexing to me that there could be a question of owing money.” And when Janelle mentioned she was entitled to some compensation from them, Robyn expressed her bewilderment by saying, “I just can’t wrap my head around it. How do you even calculate or determine that?” It’s a tangled mess.

Speaking about their financial struggles with Coyote Pass, Janelle pointed out that despite Kody’s assertion of having numerous other debts, she has observed him acquiring items such as trailers and home decorations. “I notice all the artwork on Robyn and Kody’s walls,” she stated, adding “I see all these things. And I understand, I too have spent money on various things.” In response, Kody explained that a significant portion of his funds were used for purchasing cars (“Basically maintained a fleet”) and insuring their children.

Janelle admitted she wasn’t clear about Kody and Robyn’s financial management, but she often marveled at the beauty of Robyn’s backyard, which was always well-maintained. It was a wonderland, filled with various decorations. And I would frequently exclaim, “Wow! That’s strange,” in awe of the abundance of items at her house.

In essence, she explained, “He doesn’t seem to value my needs or desires.” Over time, this became increasingly apparent, and even her grown children expressed frustration, such as “Mom, what on earth is going on?

In a nutshell, following the breakdown of her first marriage, Robyn became quite meticulous in managing her finances.

She confided in the Sept. 22 episode that she hadn’t always been skilled with finances. Growing up, she experienced tough times, and it was during her divorce that she honed her budgeting skills exceptionally well. Regarding her fellow sister wives, she remarked, “It seems like you may have placed a different emphasis on where your money was spent compared to me.

Currently, as seen on the September 22 episode, Janelle admitted that she and Meri, along with Robyn and Kody, seldom communicate when they gather with their families, which includes Aspyn Brown, Mykelti Brown Padron, Paedon Brown, Gwendlyn Brown, Ysabel Brown, and Truely Brown. She doesn’t anticipate this situation improving significantly in the future.

Kody fondly referred to the period when they lived in four houses on a single cul-de-sac in Las Vegas as “the highlight of my life”. He expressed, “Things were running smoothly, Maddie and Caleb were present, and it was wonderful having them around. I had a deep affection for Caleb; he felt like family to me.

However, in Arizona, disagreements arose concerning COVID-19 safety measures, causing discord. Later, he lamented that when his marriages disintegrated, so did his connections with the children: “That’s when everything turned bitter.

But Christine insisted their were issues well before she announced she was leaving in late 2021.

She stated during the September 22 episode, “The kids who felt frustrated had been feeling that way long before I departed. My departure didn’t alter their relationship with their father. Kody has the ability to mend his relationships with his children.

Though it’ll definitely take some work.

Kody expressed his feelings, stating, “I’m still deeply hurt by how I’ve been wronged, and I haven’t managed to move past it yet.” He further clarified, “I can’t accept responsibility for actions that my wife or ex-wife insists I took. I pray for the day when our resentment fades away, so we can rediscover forgiveness and love once more.

At the time of their wedding at ages 21 and 19, Kody admitted that he and Meri weren’t particularly well acquainted, be it spiritually or legally. Later on, in 2014, they decided to file for divorce so Kody could officially adopt Robyn’s three older children from her previous marriage.

During our wedding, she seemed quite distinct from what I had expected, and I believe there were certain issues or past experiences (baggage) that Meri hadn’t shared with me. Initially, I thought I could cope with these differences. However, as time passed, it felt like everything was a struggle because she was frequently upset with me. I can no longer endure a life where she is consistently angry at me.

Despite his desire to depart, Kody admitted that he couldn’t because divorce wasn’t an option for him in his plural marriage. He added, “I couldn’t find a way to escape from this relationship, but I didn’t necessarily want out; instead, I yearned to understand if we could salvage and repair it.

In my expert opinion as a lifestyle advisor, it seems there’s some confusion due to our expectations not aligning as Meri and I had thought we could resolve things amicably. However, whenever we interact, I find myself expressing curiosity but feeling increasingly bored instead. She just doesn’t seem delightful, engaging, or compassionate – qualities that are essential for me in a relationship.

In a spirit of fairness, he pointed out that it was understandable for Meri to feel deserted, but he clarified, “I didn’t force them out; rather, it was Christine, Janelle, and Meri who decided to let me move away from our shared residence.

Despite the fact that neither Janelle nor Christine considered it necessary to legally divorce Kody due to their unofficial marital status, Meri sought a formal separation from him, known as a “release,” within the final months of 2022.

In the recent episode on September 22nd, as I shared my thoughts, I clarified that all four of us entered into our marriages with Kody through our church. While we couldn’t make these unions legally binding, we referred to them as covenants. Since we’re not pursuing any further marital ties and I don’t wish for an eternal bond if he doesn’t feel the same, it seems prudent for us to sever this connection entirely. It’s time for a clean break.

As a lifestyle guide, I’d put it this way: Initially, I found myself hesitant, unwilling to concede to the leadership of the church elders.

In my perspective, the harm inflicted was so profound that I see no path towards reconciliation, regardless of the circumstances. To be clear, while we must answer to a higher power, I have no desire to be held accountable by this church and its unnecessary complications. Therefore, I’ve decided to allow Meri her freedom to pursue her own journey because if I harbor anger towards her, it escalates into conflict. Frankly, I needed her to step away because it took her far too long to acknowledge that our past is long gone and buried for years now.

2021 holiday gift exchange conversation took an unpleasant turn for the 18 Brown family members. “Things spiraled out of control, things turned sour,” recounted Christine. “Kody, Robyn, and their children formed one group, choosing to distance themselves from Janelle, me, and our kids. This text exchange led to a rift that occurred afterwards.

Robyn explained that her older children felt the interaction was uncomfortable and expressed a desire for some distance in their relationship. However, she clarified that it wasn’t about ending the relationship or wanting to cut off all contact, but rather feeling that things had become awkward.

For his part, Gabriel is hoping that they could find their way back to each other.

He openly shared during the October 13 episode that his deepest desire is to rebuild a bond with Robyn’s children. During middle school, Aurora was his most cherished companion, and in high school, he made frequent attempts to connect with Dayton. However, he expressed no optimism about forging a relationship with their father and Robyn.

Aurora emphasized that she had been communicated to, on various occasions and by several distinct individuals, that she was not welcomed or accepted into the family when her mom married Kody in 2010. They made it clear that she wasn’t their sister, and they didn’t view or perceive her in that role.

Her sister, Breanna, commented that the parents might have made more effort in fostering our family bond, but unfortunately, such connections never truly materialized.

But Christine isn’t sure how they could have opened their arms any wider.

She emphasized that Robyn’s children and Robyn were always welcome everywhere, implying a warm invitation for them to drop by whenever they felt like it, which can also be expressed as: ‘Feel free to come in, consider our house your home anytime.’

Simultaneously, she mentioned, her daughter Ysabel Brown shared a strong bond with Robyn’s children, and in fact, Mykelti Brown Padron resided with them for a while. She explained, “There were challenging periods, and my kids felt exasperated at times, but they regarded Robyn’s children as their siblings just as dearly.

Speaking passionately about the freedom she experienced, Janelle described her experience with plural marriage as follows: “In an ideal situation, it’s like belonging to this incredible family structure, a close-knit community where you feel connected. You have a loving husband and enjoy a wonderful relationship with him. But at the same time, I maintain my independence – it’s the best of both worlds for me. In essence, plural marriage was an exceptional setup in my perspective.

Kody, however, wouldn’t say “I do” to polygamy again.

In his view, expressed during the December 1st episode, polygamy undermines emotional intimacy. It tends to make everyone guarded, and he aspires for a deeply emotional, vulnerable connection with a woman. However, such a relationship is difficult to achieve within the context of polygamy.

According to Janelle’s account, Kody struggled more with splitting his affection when the family moved from Las Vegas to Arizona in 2018.

In the September 29th episode, it was noted that when Kody relocated to Flagstaff, he found it more comfortable being apart from others. Occasionally, I had to remind him of our arrangements to visit my home. He’d often make excuses about fatigue, but I’d counter with, “You can rest just as effectively at my house as you can at Robyn’s.

In my household, I noted a sense of distance between my brood and Robyn. This was particularly evident in the rule we had: “My children would be reprimanded if they dared to open her refrigerator.” For my kids, it was more than just that; they felt excluded because “they observed that Robyn and their father were a couple, yet he wasn’t a permanent presence in our home.

And Robyn said her crew definitely felt the divide.

She mentioned that everyone in general, except for Meri, found it difficult to accept her and her children as part of the family, which they deeply desired. This was discussed during the September 29th episode.

Yet, Gabriel might contend that he and his kin made extraordinary efforts to include them in their circle.

In the Oct. 13 episode, he expressed his belief that Robyn seems to have a tendency to view herself as a victim. To phrase it simply, she might be exhibiting this pattern. And while I don’t hold her accountable for this, I do believe that various individuals develop unique strategies to stay afloat in life.

Yet, he added, “If she genuinely thinks that we were mistreating her or her children while she was frequently favored by Dad and we were always striving to build relationships with her kids, if she truly believes this, then there’s no possibility of me maintaining a relationship with Robyn at all.

During a recent episode on September 29th, Kody shared that the frequent moves between four homes, which were home to his eighteen children, had an impact on them. He recounted an instance where Ariella, their youngest born in January 2016, held tightly onto his leg as he was about to leave, showing a clear demonstration of how this living situation affected the children emotionally.

Kody expressed, “‘I told her, ‘Another woman who needs me, another mother. I have other children who need me,'” he said. “She was clinging to me and crying, ‘Don’t abandon me, Daddy, don’t leave me.’ And it’s tough for me to handle this situation.

Unfortunately, that’s just a reality of plural marriage, insisted Janelle.

Initially, she clarified, her children were aware that their father wouldn’t be a constant presence due to his frequent absences. I’ve always believed that Kody and Robyn didn’t handle the situation with their kids appropriately. He couldn’t stay away for more than three or four days because Ari would become deeply upset. It just seemed to me like an instance of inadequate parenting. Throughout family history, other children have coped with similar situations and turned out to be well-rounded adults.

As a dedicated admirer, I found myself among the select few Brown kids who maintained relationships with not only Robyn and Kody but also Christine and Janelle. In the midst of Kody’s marital separations, my dear friend Mykelti stepped up to serve as the mediator, bringing harmony where discord seemed inevitable.

From the instant Robyn joined the Brown household, Mykelti warmly welcomed her, going so far as to extend an invitation for her to be present during the birth of her twins in November 2022 – Archer and Ace.

In the September 29th broadcast, Mykelti shared that when Robyn became part of our family, I was still trying to understand myself. She made me feel valued and understood, she was someone I could lean on when I needed support. When I was in need, she was there, listening, loving me.

Christine couldn’t have been more delighted when Robyn joined the family and it was clear that she and Mykelti had a strong bond. On the October 6 episode, Christine expressed her feelings, saying “When I dreamed of having a plural family, I hoped my children would have wonderful relationships with other mothers. And now seeing this connection between them, it’s exactly what I wished for.

Kody expressed that it isn’t just his wives who are distancing themselves from him; rather, he believes they are intentionally excluding him as a form of retribution for a crime he didn’t perpetrate. In the October 6th episode, he shared his perspective on his strained relationship with some of his older children, stating that he is essentially blameless because his only offense was not developing an intense love for their mothers.

What’s more, he continued, he think his former spouses are a bit to blame.

He explained that the strain in his relationships with his children is predominantly in his thoughts due to negative comments. Essentially, he feels a swirling sense of disillusionment stemming from the family’s separation, which often leads him to think, “I guess they should blame me. I was the one who made mistakes.

However, although he accepts some responsibility, he strongly objects to the insults. In fact, he admitted that he had difficulty bonding with Hunter, Maddie, and Gabriel. Kody shared a revealing detail about one of his children who replied to a text message saying, “You’re worthless. I wouldn’t talk to you again even if I tried.

In another occurrence, he expressed to the cameras, “One of my children recently said, ‘You are a jerk. I will no longer speak to you. You have manipulated me and indoctrinated me.’

He’s unwilling to handle the venomous situation any longer, he mentioned. “I won’t keep trying forever,” he said, emphasizing his belief that his elders should take more responsibility in resolving matters. “I’m prepared to put forth the effort,” he added, “but someone else needs to reciprocate and make an effort as well.

For Robyn, watching Kody’s estrangement from his adult children hit far too close to home.

In the October 6th episode, she shared that her parents got divorced when she was still very young. At that time, her father lived with another woman in a different city, while her mother lived alone. She vividly recalled questioning him about why he wasn’t around during her childhood years and all he offered were weak explanations. It was a painful experience for her because he didn’t provide the support she needed when she was growing up.

She wasn’t going to let Kody’s hurt feelings hinder his attempts. During their heated confrontation towards the end of 2022, she admitted, “I find it hard not to lose a bit of respect for you.

While Kody admitted there was room for improvement in rebuilding his relationships with his children, he emphasized that healing his own heart was a necessary step first.

He disclosed that some of his children seem to be conspiring against him, adding, “I’m so enraged by the situation that whenever I speak with my kids, I fear they might accuse me, which could set me off even more. At the moment, I worry that I might only make things worse if I react.

Despite many members of the family being present at the wedding of Logan and Michelle Petty, which took place in October 2022, it seemed that there wasn’t a lot of affection or warmth present among them.

In the October 6th episode, Kody expressed his frustration to Robyn, stating that he had noticed Madison hurriedly taking her children away from him. He mentioned that his daughter hadn’t informed him about her pregnancy, which resulted in the birth of their third child, daughter Josephine, in February 2023. Essentially, he was saying that she didn’t tell him she was carrying a baby.

Frankly, Maddie doesn’t tell her dad much of anything with the two rarely speaking.

Janelle clarified that Maddie avoids Kody because of their protective bond over their children. Kody hasn’t been present since Evie was born, who is now three-and-a-half years old, and Janelle didn’t want him to show up unexpectedly at the wedding, claiming to be their grandpa, causing confusion for the kids like, “Who is this man?

Kody’s perspective is that it’s unreasonable to expect grandparents to be constantly involved in their grandchildren’s lives, as illustrated by Maddie’s situation in North Carolina. This becomes particularly challenging when you relocate your children to a completely different coast, since one has work and personal commitments in Flagstaff.

It’s evident that Kody and his grown-up kids hold significantly contrasting perspectives on their prolonged rift, with a key issue being Kody asking for an apology or acknowledgment of wrongdoing from his side.

Following the resolution of the COVID-19 situation, our family life didn’t return to normal as expected because Kody felt that his sons owed him and Robyn an apology, particularly Robyn. According to Janelle, she expressed this in the October 13 episode: “The issue evolved so much that they simply needed to talk to me.

In Janelle’s words, Kody’s problem was that he felt his children hadn’t remained faithful to him and, moreover, the most cherished individual in our family who has given so much of herself had been disregarded or treated unfairly, she explained. And I responded with something like, “Well, Kody, whatever you say.

Gabriel expressed a similar perspective when recounting his conversation with his father. “He seemed to keep insisting that I should apologize,” he told Janelle. “Finally, I said something like, ‘Look, unless you’re genuinely ready to mend our relationship and work things out, we shouldn’t talk anymore.’ A few days later, he texted me back. He wrote, ‘Hey, I’ve been thinking about what you’ve been saying. I forgive you, Please forgive me too.’

Out of his six children with Janelle, Kody mostly connects with his youngest daughter Savanah. Although it’s not very often, he contacts her every couple of months and they spend time together. The other children do not maintain much relationship or contact with him.

Regarding Savannah, who completed high school in 2023, she perceives her four elder brothers as having assumed a paternal role. In fact, she has shared with Janelle her intention of asking her siblings to escort her during her wedding ceremony someday.

In conversation with Savanah, she expressed, “It seems clear to me now that this is the kind of man he is.” She continued, “He will likely be the type of father who joins in the fun and then leaves us. I understand where he stands, and I’m okay with it.

Janelle, however, is less forgiving.

She expressed her frustration with Kody, saying, “I’m really fed up with him, to be honest. You see, I’ve noticed a pattern. Many women I’ve collaborated with in the past have gone through divorce, only for the children’s father to disappear from their lives.

In the initial stages of their father-son conflict, as expressed by Janelle, “Gabriel found it particularly challenging since Kody often invited Gabriel along on his business trips.” This implies that, according to Janelle, Kody was a highly involved father until relatively recently.

During the October 13 episode, Gabriel expressed his confusion about what might have upset his father, but asserted, “I told Dad that if he doesn’t alter and can’t admit fault, then I won’t be around him anymore. And honestly, I’m fine with that choice.

Speaking passionately as a devoted admirer, I echo her sentiments: He finds tranquility knowing his father isn’t part of his journey, and that’s the serenity I yearn for my own offspring too. I believe they’re all inching towards that state of peace.

For his part, Kody also seems resigned to the situation.

He expressed his apologies for how Gabriel seems, sharing that he has attempted to reach out to him several times but hasn’t been successful. However, he wants to make it clear that this was not due to a lack of effort on his part.

In late 2022, Meri was the one who ended her relationship with Kody, after they obtained what their church refers to as a “release,” due to allegations of abandonment.

On the October 13th episode, she commented that he dislikes that particular word because he doesn’t believe he left her behind. Instead, she feels he did.

To put it simply, she believes he paid little attention to her until the point when she chose to depart, which allowed him to claim, “I have no involvement in this.

And Kody didn’t totally deny that he had a bit of a strategy.

He acknowledged that he had moved past the situation a while ago, but admitted honestly that he hesitated to confront her due to fear of her reaction. This was based on his belief that Meri had never been loyal to him throughout their relationship. His concern was primarily about preserving his reputation, especially since divorces often affect one’s standing in society.

Instead, alleged Meri, it was hers that was being tarnished.

She expressed her dismay, stating, “It’s truly disappointing how Kody is portraying our marriage, given his current perspective.” It seems as though his version of events has shifted, but the things he’s telling others about me, which they accept as truth, are actually unfounded.

Prior to Christina’s separation from Kody, it became apparent to her that they were not well-suited according to conventional compatibility assessments, as suggested by their relationship counselor based in Las Vegas.

Christine, when composing a list of desired traits in a potential partner, included someone who was an effective communicator, someone committed to being actively involved in her life and that of her children, and someone who found her attractive. However, as she disclosed on the October 20th episode, Kody didn’t match any of these qualities. “I presented him with the list,” she admitted, “and he said, ‘I don’t fit any of those categories for you.’ I replied, ‘No, you don’t.’

In my own words, I’d say: I swiftly recognized that David Woolley, who is now my husband, was the one for me, and a letter played a significant role in confirming this realization.

She enthusiastically praised the widower father of eight, stating that family is his greatest priority. He runs his own drywall company and is known for his integrity and authenticity in dealing with others. Moreover, he’s an excellent communicator.

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