‘Sister Wives’ Meri Brown Finally Realizes Robyn Is A Manipulative Liar
The tension over the Brown family’s long-disputed Coyote Pass property continues to boil over in the new trailer for Season 19 of Sister Wives, as Meri Brown hints at legal action and Robyn Brown reflects on their fractured relationship.
Robyn Questions Meri’s Silence Amid Land Feud
In the trailer, Robyn Brown opens up about her fading connection with Meri, expressing confusion and disappointment about their changing dynamic.
“I always had Meri’s back, even when people were plotting against her, ignoring her,” Robyn shares, recalling their once-solid bond. Now, she’s left wondering why Meri suddenly pulled away. “Why tell me that you want to have a relationship with me and then ghost me?”
The fallout stems from unresolved issues tied to the Coyote Pass property. Meri was so upset over the ongoing land conflict that she told Janelle Brown she was considering involving attorneys.
“I’m gonna have to get some lawyers involved,” Meri said, frustrated by the stalemate. “There’s a few things that I will fight for, and this is one of them.”
Long-Standing Dispute Over Coyote Pass Resurfaces
Purchased by the Brown family in 2018, Coyote Pass was initially intended to be divided into four separate homes. However, more than five years later, no construction has begun, and the property has become a source of ongoing tension.
During a January 26 episode, Kody Brown explained his perspective, saying he personally covered “92 percent” of one of the property lots, while Christine, Janelle, Meri, and Robyn contributed smaller amounts to the rest.
Kody and Robyn had previously floated the idea of selling the land, but Meri and Janelle were firmly opposed. In one scene, Meri confronts Janelle, saying, “I don’t think you get to decide what we do with it. Sorry, you are not the head of my family.”
In a confessional, Meri didn’t hold back, revealing just how fractured the family had become. “None of us are talking to each other because none of us trust each other,” she said.
Meri Speaks Out on Social Media
While the on-screen conflict unfolds, Meri has been using social media to share her personal journey. In January, an Instagram post in which Meri appeared to take a subtle dig at ex-husband Kody Brown.
“There’s something freeing and empowering about standing in my truth, living authentically to myself, not living to please others while losing myself,” she wrote in the caption.
Though Meri didn’t name names, she made it clear she is embracing a new chapter of self-empowerment. “The truth has no problem being confronted,” she added, referencing those who may be uncomfortable with her honesty.
Meri No Longer Holding Back
In that same Instagram post, Meri laid out her new approach to life — one where she no longer silences herself to keep the peace.
“I once believed that kindness would prevail,” she wrote. “Clarity is power. Even in the face of haters hating, I’m very clear. I will speak my truth. I will be as kind as possible while standing firmly in that truth.”
She ended the post on a confident note: “I will be salty at times; I have no doubt, for I am human and imperfect and, frankly, quite hilarious.”
Meri Confronts Kody Over Exclusion
During the January 19 episode, Meri shared even more frustrations while visiting her Utah home with longtime friend Jenn Sullivan.
She recalled reaching out to Kody for updates about the Coyote Pass property, only to receive a vague response claiming he was in touch with the “right people.”
“I’m the right people,” Meri said firmly, expressing frustration at being excluded from key decisions about the land.
She told Sullivan she wasn’t sure who Kody was really speaking to and didn’t know what his true intentions for the land were. Meri also revealed that Kody once said she was only entitled to two acres because they had just one child together.
Coyote Pass Conflict Far From Over
As Season 19 of Sister Wives continues, it’s clear that the drama surrounding Coyote Pass is far from resolved. With Meri considering legal options and accusing Kody of favoritism, and Robyn expressing feelings of betrayal, the family’s future remains uncertain.
For Meri, one thing is clear: she’s no longer staying silent. And with the land dispute escalating, the battle over Coyote Pass could be one of the family’s most explosive conflicts yet.
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Nancy Zhāng is an Entertainment Blogger for All About The Tea. Nancy covers hot topics, recaps and celeb news. She loves to multi-task as a writer and a private chef. She received a B.S. in Mass Communications from LSU. Nancy’s married and the proud mom of 2 German Shepherds.
