Kody Brown ACCUSED OF BEING ON DR*GS by Special Forces Cast Mates

Get ready, Sister Wives fans, because Kody Brown is back in the spotlight — and this time, the controversy is coming from outside his family circle. The Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test Season 4 cast members have been spilling behind-the-scenes secrets, and let’s just say, what they’ve said about Kody has left the internet in complete disbelief. Accusations, awkward encounters, wild energy, and rumors of substance use — this new drama might be one of the most explosive stories surrounding the Brown patriarch yet.

It all started when Special Forces contestants Gia Giudice (yes, Teresa Giudice’s daughter from Real Housewives of New Jersey) and her co-star Robbie Patel discussed their time filming alongside Kody. During a recent podcast episode, the two couldn’t help but laugh as they recalled Kody’s almost superhuman stamina during one of the most grueling challenges on the show.

According to Gia, she’d been preparing for the competition — but nothing could’ve prepared her for Kody’s energy. “He was running up and down that hill like a cartoon,” she said. “I’m in really good shape, and I was giving it my all, but he was zipping past me like The Flash. I thought, there’s no way this guy is normal. He must be on amphetamines or something!” Robbie couldn’t stop laughing, adding that he’d never seen anyone move that fast — “He looked like he’d just done meth!”

Of course, the internet immediately exploded when the clip went viral. Fans flooded social media with their own theories, with many saying they’d also noticed Kody’s erratic and overly intense behavior — both on Special Forces and Sister Wives. Some even pointed out how the comparison seemed to match his high-energy personality and unpredictable mood swings on TLC.

But to be fair, even Gia and Robbie admitted that Kody’s fitness level was beyond impressive. He reportedly trained for hours every day before the show, often hiking steep mountains at high elevation while wearing a weighted vest. “He did handstands for warm-ups,” Robbie revealed. “Like, literally walking around on his hands before a challenge! And his cardio? For his age? Wildly impressive.”

Despite the playful “he’s on something” accusations, the pair seemed genuinely intrigued by Kody’s eccentric personality. Robbie called him “the most fascinating guy in the cast,” saying that Kody stood out not just for his physical ability but for his quirky energy. “He’s an eccentric dude,” Gia agreed. “But he’s also got this strange charm about him — like he’s trying to reinvent himself.”

And that’s exactly what viewers are starting to suspect. Since the collapse of his plural family on Sister Wives — with Christine, Janelle, and Meri all walking away from their marriages to him — Kody has been portrayed as a man searching for purpose. Many believe that joining Special Forces was part of a personal redemption arc, a way to prove that he’s still strong, disciplined, and in control of his life.

But, as always, controversy follows Kody everywhere he goes. While some castmates described him as “caring” and “protective,” others reportedly found him overbearing and controlling — a familiar pattern for anyone who’s watched Sister Wives. Gia confessed that there were moments when Kody wasn’t the best team player. “He wanted to do things his way,” she admitted. “Sometimes it felt like he saw the rest of us as holding him back.”

Robbie, however, saw another side of Kody — one that seemed almost lonely. “He gave off the energy of a man who misses being a dad,” he said. “You could tell he wanted to look after people, to have someone depend on him again.” Given that Kody now only lives with one of his children, it’s not hard to see why he might have been drawn to mentoring younger contestants on the show.

Still, not all the rumors have been flattering. Sources close to production claim that Kody made some of the female contestants uncomfortable with his overly familiar behavior — reportedly touching their lower backs, offering unsolicited advice, and trying to “take control” during team challenges. While no formal complaints have been confirmed, the whispers have added fuel to the long-running fan theories that Kody’s social awareness and emotional intelligence often miss the mark.

On the podcast, Gia and Robbie stopped short of directly confirming those allegations but didn’t deny that Kody could be… a lot. “He’s always talking,” Gia laughed. “Always giving tips, advice, or instructions — even when nobody asked for it. But I don’t think it comes from a bad place. He’s just wired differently.” Robbie agreed, adding that Kody seemed like “a 12-year-old boy trapped in a grown man’s body — overly excited, eager to please, and constantly trying to prove himself.”

Whether you find that description endearing or unsettling, there’s no denying that Kody Brown has once again managed to capture the public’s attention. Between the meth jokes, the fitness obsession, and the awkward social interactions, his time on Special Forces has given fans plenty to talk about — and possibly a new glimpse into who Kody really is when the cameras aren’t focused solely on his family drama.

As the season unfolds, viewers are eager to see if Kody’s relentless energy helps him survive the competition — or if it alienates him from his teammates, much like it did with his wives. Will this be the beginning of a new chapter for Kody, one where he rebuilds his image and earns respect outside of Sister Wives? Or will this latest controversy cement his reputation as one of reality TV’s most unpredictable stars?

One thing’s for sure: the world can’t look away. And with whispers of “dr*g rumors,” behind-the-scenes tension, and possible flirtations stirring up even more drama, Special Forces might just become Kody’s most chaotic adventure yet.

Don’t miss the next episode of Sister Wives this Sunday at 9/8c on TLC — and catch Special Forces Thursdays on Fox to see exactly what all the buzz (and the wild accusations) are about. Whether he’s misunderstood or just misbehaving, Kody Brown continues to prove one thing: he’ll never stop being the center of attention.