Sister Wivesstar Kody Brown recently did something that seemed to be out of character - he redivided the Brown family’s Coyote Pass land - and there are a couple of possible reasons why he did so.One potential explanation is selfless, while the other is self-serving.In the latest season,Kody’s tangling with his exesover the fate of Coyote Pass. That land’s a family battleground. What started out as a Utopian dream, where the family would live on four plots of land, with each person in their own home, turned into a symbol of the plural family’s dysfunction.
Coyote Pass was a dream that had to die because no one was happy in the polygamous situation.
Polygamy works for some families, but for the Browns, it was a frustrating and painful thing, although it produced wonderful children, as well as a “forever” bondbetween Kody and Robyn Brown. The other women didn’t get the same love from the patriarch, and there were money issues too. Janelle Brown says Kody held the purse strings while she kept the books. This dynamic led to petty squabbles linked with a power imbalance. The non-Robyn wives felt like they couldn’t make financial decisions - it was all on Kody, who was strongly influenced by Robyn.
Kody Has Changed His Mind
He’s Redivided The Coyote Pass Property
Initially,Starcasm_igat Instagram reported that Kody paid ten dollars to give Meri Brown and Janelle more ownership of one of Coyote Pass' smaller plots. However, as seen above, the publication has issued a correction. Apparently, new details have come to light, and Kody actually gave those two exes more. Now, four Browns share ownership of"the two larger lots, which have unique acreage.“They are"splitting the two same-sized smaller lots.“Sister Wives' Christine Brown, who gave her share back to the family, wasn’t granted ownership with the new redivision.
Why Did Kody Change The Way The Land’s Divided?
One Possible Reason Is The Threat Of A Court Battle
Kody hasn’t explained why he made this big decision, but it’s quite possible that he did it to avoid trouble down the line. This is pure speculation, but based on some facts that came to light, I believe thatKody’s trying to avoid a court battleover the land, which is valued at around $880,000. That’s a big chunk of change, and he said he owned 97 percent of it before paying ten dollars to re-divide ownership of the lots.
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Basically, Kody was sitting on a property that might sell for more than its assessed value. In theory, he could have been sitting on a million-dollar property, while Janelle, who was miserable in a small rental apartment duringSister Wivesseason 19, has been open about leaving the spiritual union with money problems.Janelle, who’s launched her Taeda Farms business, wants to rebuild her life after divorce, and the terrible grief that she’s living with.
Meri and Janelle don’t trust Kody anymore, and they’ve talked about hiring lawyers to get their fair share of what they’re owed. Now that Kody has granted them a higher level of ownership, they’ll get a lot more money when the property is sold. This may strongly deter them from pursuing legal action.Kody may feel like he’s going to stop major hassles and issues by doing this. He may not be wrong.
Kody May Be Trying To Help His Exes
They Helped To Build The Brown Family
Above, Kody and Robyn air their marriage problems in front of the whole world, via the tense scenes shown in the video clip. Happy couples don’t put their issues out there like this! They keep their problems to themselves, rather than letting the whole world know that they’re living a turbulent life together. Kody and Robyn probably aren’t past the point of no return, but they’ve hit rough water, and that means that Kody may be looking for ways to smooth things out.
One method may be giving his exes Meri and Janelle greater ownership of the Coyote Pass property, just so he can eventually sell it and be done with the whole mess. Maybe Kody thinks that if he soothes his exes by making it possible for them to earn real money from the sale, rather than dividing proceeds from a measly three percent, it can make things better. Robyn might approve of his decision, and reward him with more love and respect.
Happy couples don’t lead strange lifestyles where they’re always tangling with exes - that is not normal in any way. It’s actually a sign of deep problems in a relationship. That’s why Kody’s gentlemanly act may be a solid decision. He’s trying to make peace, even if it costs him money.
Some things matter more than money, even for a man, Kody, who once filed for bankruptcy. So, possibly, the split and the issues with Robyn are leading Kody to evolve as a person - to recognize that life is short and shouldn’t be spent fighting with other people.
Sister Wivesseason 20stars Kody and Robyn aren’t as happy as they used to be. In the past, when they were together, Kody seemed so carefree. He was clearly at peace with his mate, and in it for the long haul. He adores Robyn and may fear losing her. Usually, his desire to please Robyn is the catalyst for his choices. Sometimes, he might have done terrible things in an attempt to keep her happy. However, it seems like the times are changing.
Sister Wives' Kody Brownhas done something genuinely nice for his exes. They could use the money from a potential Coyote Pass sale to pump new blood into their businesses, or to enjoy great experiences with their loved ones, or to add some nice touches to their homes.
Janelle actually wants to build on some property in North Carolina.
She thinks this home will be amazing because it’s just for her. It probably will be. Bravo, Kody, for really looking out for the women who stuck by you for decades, helping you to achieve your goals. I can’t think of a nicer way to show them that they’re important. These women share children with you - that means theSister Wivesstars are very special women.
