Sister Wives Star Christine Brown Details Kody Brown Favoritism, Family Strains in New Memoir

Christine Brown Woolley, star of Sister Wives, has released a tell-all memoir titled Sister Wife: A Memoir of Faith, Family, and Finding Freedom, offering an in-depth look into her experiences within her polygamous marriage to Kody Brown. She reveals Kody's favoritism toward his fourth wife, Robyn, and details how the couple’s bond impacted the family dynamics, including Kody's pursuit of a new wife despite his relationship with Robyn being described by Christine as a "soulmate situation." Christine openly criticizes Kody for hiding his true feelings from his other wives and for decisions such as the family’s controversial 2017 move to Flagstaff, which she believes favored Robyn’s family interests over hers and her children’s. Her memoir exposes the emotional pain of living in a polygamous household, including feelings of neglect and Kody's distant behavior, contrasting with the affection he showed to Robyn. The memoir also overshadowed Kody’s appearance on Fox’s Special Forces, marking a shift in public attention and highlighting Christine’s control over her narrative. Throughout interviews, Christine encourages others to share their perspectives but remains firm in her critique of polygamy and her former husband’s actions.