Sister Wives’ Janelle Brown Says It’d Be ‘Easy to Walk Away’ From Her ‘Strained’ Marriage to Kody Brown

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Not the right path? Janelle Brown appeared to weigh her options with Kody Brown as the coronavirus pandemic brought her relationship’s imperfections to the forefront.Janelle, 52, opened up to Robyn Brown about the shift she felt in the family’s dynamic during the Sunday, January 16, episode of Sister Wives as Kody, 52, put strict COVID-19 safety guidelines in place.

The Wyoming native advised Robyn, 43, and Meri Brown not to attend Janelle’s mother’s funeral service, which Robyn apologized for while visiting Janelle’s home.“COVID has sort of pulled this blanket off of some of our issues,” Robyn told Janelle.The mother of six agreed, adding, “I’ve caught myself in the last few weeks really reflecting and being like, ‘OK, look: do I still choose plural marriage?’ Yeah, I still choose it, but I’ve had to have that conscious decision with myself.”After claiming that the family has “lost sight” of their sense of togetherness, Janelle continued to reflect on the changes she’s noticed in her relationship with Kody throughout the pandemic in a confessional.“I’ve had to really think.

My children are almost grown and there’s not a huge necessity anymore to stay. It was a wonderful way to raise children,” she told the camera. “With Kody and I right now, our relationship is pretty strained.

And you know, it’s easy to walk away.”Robyn, for her part, said that her conversation with Janelle had given her “a lot to think about,” but she still hoped the plural family could “work this crap out” in a positive way.Elsewhere in the episode, Meri, 50, and Christine Brown also opened up about how they viewed their statuses with their husband and where they stood on the concept of polygamy.“I haven’t really ever thought about, ‘Well, because