Sister Wives’ Robyn Admits to ‘Questioning’ Bond With Meri Amid Coyote Pass Drama in New Trailer
Sister Wives star Robyn Brown opened up about her falling out with Meri Brown amid their Coyote Pass drama in the trailer for the remainder of season 19.
While the former family’s drama regarding Coyote Pass has been a popular topic throughout season 19, the trailer released on Thursday, March 20, teased that the conflict is nowhere close to done. The clip began with Meri, 54, and Janelle Brown reflecting on the ongoing drama regarding the property.
“As long as that property remains a source of contention, I can’t fully move on,” Janelle, 55, said in a confessional.
Meanwhile, Meri told Janelle she was “so mad” and threatened legal action against Kody Brown and his last remaining wife, Robyn, 46. “I’m gonna have to get some lawyers involved,” she said.
“There’s a few things that I will fight for, and this is one of them,” Meri continued in a voiceover. “There’s so many people that are like, ‘She was a liar. She was manipulating.’”
The clip later showed Robyn reflecting on the state of her friendship with Meri. “I always had Meri’s back, even when people were plotting against her, ignoring her,” she said.
Robyn went on to note that they used to have a “bond,” though admitted she was “now questioning” it. “Why tell me that you want to have a relationship with me and then ghost me?” Robyn asked.
Meanwhile, Kody, 56, insisted he was “not trying to rip” Meri off when it came to Coyote Pass.
The Brown family purchased the Coyote Pass property in 2018 for $820,000 with the intention of building four homes for each wife. However, they faced many obstacles and never broke ground on building the houses.
Three years after they purchased the land, Christine Brown announced her split from Kody in November 2021 and she sold her portion of the property to her ex and Robyn for $10. Janelle was Kody’s second wife to leave him in December 2022, and Meri and the businessman confirmed their split in January 2023.
While fans have watched Meri and Janelle fight for their worth of the property, Kody previously claimed that they weren’t entitled to the same amount as him. “We didn’t pay for Coyote Pass all equally,” he said during the January 26 episode. “I paid for an entire lot all by myself, at least 92 percent of it.”
Kody added that Christine, Janelle, Meri and Robyn only “chipped in” for the rest of the acres of the Arizona land.
Earlier on in the season, Kody and Robyn revealed they were considering selling the property. However, Meri and Janelle weren’t on board with the idea.
“I don’t think you get to decide what we do with it,” Meri said of Kody while talking to Janelle on a video call. “Sorry, you are not the head of my family.”
Meri continued to explain her concerns in a confessional, adding that the situation had caused a major rift in their dynamic. “I feel like Kody and Robyn probably have some plan of what they want to do and how they want to handle it,” she said. “I think that Janelle has some sort of plan, and I know that I do as well. And none of us are talking to each other because of none of us trust each other.”
The rest of Sister Wives season 19 returns on TLC Sunday, April 20, at 10 p.m. ET.