As you would expect, the fallout from having your own reality show premiere on national television would be pretty intense.
And as seen in the second season of Sister Wives via Today , the Brown family even explained that they had to have conversations with their children after the first season of the show because now people knew their names. In a sense, they became celebrities overnight, though the parents tried to keep things as normal as possible after the show aired. For the kids' sake we try to keep that normal routine going.
No matter how crazy it is. As Sister Wives showed, the Browns are still a normal family. Bigger and with more wives and moms, sure, but still just a family.
In addition to having all their friends and family know that they are a polygamous family after TLC's Sister Wives premiered, the Brown family also had to deal with their coworkers and just strangers on the street knowing their business.
And for one sister wife, that meant a change in occupation. Specifically, in the second season of the show via Today , Meri Brown explained that the series premiering actually had some pretty tough real world consequences for her. Specifically, she lost her job in the field of mental health because of the series. While it's unclear exactly what her role was, it's known that she worked with at-risk youth. It's like, I couldn't have kept the job anyway," she said. Because the polygamous lifestyle that the sister wives practice is heavily focused on the husband having multiple wives.
And because of that, many might wonder just how Kody Brown's wives — Meri, Janelle, Christine, and Robyn — feel about the apparent patriarchal structure of the family. Janelle, for her part, doesn't feel stifled in her marriage at all. But Christine, on the other hand, actually doesn't mind having Kody in charge. Because the Brown family lead lives that are so different than what most Americans experience, it's natural that there would be questions about how things work in their plural marriage.
People want to know if there is jealousy between the wives, what their children call each other, and, naturally, what their sleeping arrangement is like.
In an interview with Oprah Winfrey , the Brown family explained that their living situation wasn't all that special. At the time of the first season of Sister Wives, the Browns were all living in one house in Utah.
We don't go weird. And after moving to separate houses in Las Vegas and then Flagstaff, Ariz. So no , they don't all sleep together. So the family moved from the state where they were being persecuted, despite it being their home for so many years. And as difficult as the move must have been, the Brown family also described it being a positive. Additionally, the Browns were able to find a good community in Las Vegas, where they ended up.
In , the investigation into the Browns was dropped , likely a huge relief to the family. An investigation into their family might not have been what the Browns expected from Sister Wives , but it may not have been too shocking, considering just how big of a splash the show made. As you would expect, the Brown family was definitely a little worried about what people would think of them once Sister Wives premiered. But as it turns out, they didn't really need to stress about it.
As Janelle Brown pointed out in the second season, as difficult as coming out as polygamists had been on the family, there were some positives. The worst show on television glorifying "crazy ass" technical term Mormons in polygamist relationships. John Smith the creator of the Mormon religion was visited by an angel, "who revealed the location of a buried book of golden plates as well as other artifacts, including a breastplate and a set of silver spectacles with lenses composed of seer stones".
The golden plates, artifacts, breastplate and silver spectacles with seer stone lenses, of course! In short "sister wives" is defined as a show depicting the insanity of an occult. Best friend that is so close to you, she is like another wife your husband married. Husband may mistake her for his wife when she and wife are in the front seat of the car and said husband is in the back seat. Inflection and speech begin to mirror each other.
Your kids may favor her over their own parents, and she treats them like they are her own! Not to be confused with sister from another mister. This is not just about the two of them, but what God has allegedly commanded.
Spiritual marriages also outlast legal marriages. Despite this observation, Kody quickly reverts to blaming his wives for their jealousy rather than their polygamous lifestyle. Despite choosing to disregard other teachings of his church, he has chosen to uphold this one and expects all of his wives to get in line. Veronica Brush is a writer of many words. Her musings include a novella series about murder in the first Martian colony and a short story about robot psychology.
The rest of the time, Veronica can be found doing her actual full-time job: snuggling her dogs a job for which she has yet to be paid.
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