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Kody Brown Admits He ‘Didn’t Like’ Meri for Six Years, Sparks Emotional Conversation on Sister Wives

Kody Brown Admits He ‘Didn’t Like’ Meri for Six Years, Sparks Emotional Conversation on Sister Wives

In the latest Sister Wives episode, Kody Brown talks to his ex-wife, Meri. Their tense chat reveals the complexity of their relationship. In a PEOPLE exclusive preview of the October 20 episode, Kody admits, “Where we are now is… I actually like you now.” This surprising admission follows years of unresolved tension, as Kody adds, “I didn’t [like you] for six years at all.”

Meri, unfazed by his words, responds with sarcasm, saying, “Gods be praised,” before adding, “It was more than that. Be honest with yourself.”

This exchange follows Meri’s decision to end their marriage through their church. It marks the end of their spiritual union, though they have been divorced since 2014. Their separation’s fallout shows fans the bitterness and hurt that remain.

Sister Wives: Meri Stands Her Ground: ‘I’m Not Your Wife Anymore’

Kody’s effort to navigate the changing dynamic with Meri Brown and his only remaining wife, Robyn, adds complexity to their relationship. Kody reveals, “Robyn has encouraged me to invite Meri for Christmas. She said, ‘Meri is our family, and you need to have her come over.'””

Meri firmly declines the offer, making it clear that their relationship is over: “I’m not going to go hang out at Christmas. I’m not your wife anymore.”

Kody’s attempt to joke about dismissing Robyn’s opinions doesn’t land well with Meri. “I normally just disregard her opinion,” he says, to which Meri bluntly responds, “No, you don’t.” Their exchange highlights the unresolved power dynamics still at play, with Kody insisting, “You don’t know me if you think that I’m not a man of my own mind.”

Meri counters thoughtfully, “I know you’re a man of your own mind. I also know you take into consideration people’s opinions.”

Sister Wives: ‘What Sucks Is Marrying the Wrong Person,’ Says Kody Brown

The chat grows more tense when Kody Brown reflects on their failed marriage. He says, “What really sucks? It’s not divorce that sucks. It’s marrying the wrong person because you don’t know.”

Taken aback, Meri sighs deeply and responds, “Wow, OK. Because you married me at six months, you married the wrong person, and you just didn’t know.” Kody, seemingly backpedaling, clarifies, “I’m not even saying that, Meri.”

But the damage is already done. In a confessional interview, Meri reflects on Kody’s words. She says, “What sucks is marrying the wrong person and not having the decency to tell her until 32 years later.””

Sister Wives: Meri Brown Moves On from Her Marriage to Kody

Meri Brown’s recent decision to obtain a release from her church underscores her desire to close this chapter of her life. While their legal divorce took place a decade ago, the spiritual aspect of their union lingered, creating a sense of emotional limbo. “When we marry, it is for eternity,” Meri explained in a previous episode. “That’s the intention.”

Meri called the process “heartbreaking.” It was necessary to free herself from the uncertainty that had weighed on her since their separation. “Once I had that terminated or released, that means it’s done,” she said, marking the official end of her commitment to Kody.

Sister Wives: Kody Brown Reflects on His Failed Marriages and Plural Family

Kody Brown admits that plural marriage has unique challenges. He is navigating his relationship with Robyn and the fallout from his separations from Meri, Janelle, and Christine Brown. “Leadership will never allow you to marry again if you’re discarding wives,” he says in a confessional.

Reflecting on his past relationships, Kody adds, “I was in terrible relationships, but I didn’t even know I was in terrible relationships. You just think you’re in a normal relationship because all your friends have the same problem.”

In his conversation with Meri, Kody attempts to understand the breakdown of their relationship, saying, “We’re breaking up now. Does it mean it was the right person or was it just right at the right time? I don’t know. We could philosophize it to death.”

Sister Wives: Meri Brown Embraces a New Beginning After Divorce

As Kody grapples with his emotions, Meri is ready to move on. She acknowledges that she no longer needs Kody’s approval or concern, stating, “You don’t need to worry about me. I just wish you knew how amazing of a person I really am.”

With their relationship officially behind her, Meri seems focused on finding peace and creating a new life outside of Kody’s shadow. Fans have watched her rebuild her life after a divorce. They have seen her embrace independence and redefine herself.

Kody, meanwhile, is left to reflect on what could have been and the choices that led to the dissolution of his plural family. With only Robyn by his side, he faces an uncertain future—and plenty of unresolved emotions.

Written by Emma Fisher

TV Writer.
Emma Fisher is a US Reality TV/Entertainment Writer with theworldnewsdaily.

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