KODY BROWN MOCKED OVER “NEAR-DEATH” FEVER AS HE JOINS SPECIAL FORCES

SOCIAL MEDIA ERUPTS

Sister Wives patriarch Cody Brown is once again the target of ridicule after fans resurfaced his infamous claim of suffering a “near-death experience” from a 99.8°F fever. As news broke that Cody would be competing on Fox’s reality series Special Forces, viewers flooded social media with reactions, memes, and biting commentary.

THE FEVER CONTROVERSY

Cody once shared footage of himself during the COVID-19 pandemic, dramatically describing his low-grade fever as life-threatening. Fans were quick to point out that a fever isn’t considered official until it reaches 100.4°F, and blasted Cody for exaggerating his symptoms. One fan joked: “My preschoolers would last longer on the show than Cody with a 99.8 fever.”

FANS QUESTION HIS TOUGHNESS

As Cody prepares to face grueling endurance tests on Special Forces, many doubt his ability to last even a few days. “If he thought 99.8 was near death, how will he survive military training?” one fan quipped. Others predicted that Cody would use the show as a new storyline tied to his family drama, particularly referencing his late son Garrison.

HYPOCRISY CALLED OUT

Critics also accused Cody of hypocrisy, noting that while he lectured others about following CDC rules during the pandemic, the Browns never got vaccinated. To fans, this is yet another example of “lies, manipulation, and excuses” that have long plagued Cody’s image.

SPECIAL FORCES PREMIERE LOOMS

Despite the backlash, Cody is set to appear on Special Forces, premiering September 25 on Fox. Viewers are already bracing for what promises to be one of the most talked-about appearances of the season. As one fan summed it up: “There’s going to be a lot of roasting, and we’re here for it.”