Sister Wives: Does Robyn Brown Control The Family?

Life in the Brown family is changing. There have been moves, divorces, and changing of the guard between wives Meri, Janelle, and Robyn since Christine’s departure. So, what’s the reason behind the big move?

As The Sun reports, Kody Brown had no alternative but to move his huge family out of their four homes in Las Vegas. Kody claims that the hustle and bustle of Sin City was simply too much to bear. He felt it was not a suitable place to raise his family. So the family went to Flagstaff, Arizona.

The move happened quickly, meaning the family’s four homes were vacated before they were sold. Janelle Brown fell behind in her efforts to sell the homes.

However, Christine revealed that the move was a tremendous financial hardship for the family. Christine Brown claims that the move left the family financially drowned as they struggled to sell the Las Vegas homes.

Fans have their own theories about the reason behind the move, but most blame Robyn Brown. They believe Robyn forced the family to move by convincing Kody that it was all for the best. However, fans think it’s because Robyn’s oldest son, Dayton Brown, recently started college in Flagstaff, and Robyn couldn’t stand being so far away from her son.

Sister Wives: Does Robyn Brown Control The Family?

Many others think that since Christine Brown and Kody Brown separated, Robyn has done everything she can to prove to others that she is now in control of the family. Robyn apparently claims otherwise. There has been a lot of drama between Robyn and Christine when it comes to Kody. Fans believe that Robyn is the main reason behind the split.

Following Robyn’s marriage to the Brown family, Christine admitted to feeling some jealousy. Although the women made an effort to get along and build a stronger family bond, things fell apart between Christine and Kody. It has also been suggested that Kody’s quick, hot temper began to rear its ugly head more than Christine could handle, even causing friction between the couple.