Kody Brown is taking all the credit. According to the Sister Wives star, Coyote Pass was not purchased equally among himself, Meri, Janelle, Christine, and Robyn. The Browns bought their four ...

Now that they are divorced, Kody insists he sees Meri Brown as a “friend.” That didn’t stop him from trying to rip her off when it came time to split up Coyote Pass, though. Kody Brown tries ...

The latest episode of Sister Wives, which aired on Sunday, January 26, 2025, showcased the ongoing tensions within the Brown family. The episode focused on Janelle Brown, who shared her struggles ...

The biggest money manipulator in Kody’s deck of cards is the family’s plot of land in Flagstaff, Arizona. Coyote Pass was purchased with good intentions. However, after finally paying off the ...

Meanwhile, Kody felt that Meri just had one kid so she didn't need that much share of the Coyote Pass property. He even added Meri could complain all she wanted about her deserving share ...

In another clip, Janelle and Meri visit Coyote Pass to discuss their plans, as Kody confesses he’s not trying to “rip off” Meri. Kody then mocks Janelle for feeling she “deserves ...

Kody’s ex-wives agreed to each get their own lawyers so they could get an equal share of the family’s Coyote Pass property in Arizona. Following Christine’s split from Kody, she gave her ...

One isn't the loneliest number for Sister Wives' Kody Brown, who acknoweldged in ... and Meri continue to ask questions over their Coyote Pass property. Not gonna lie: Sister Wives star Janelle ...

The four-plot property, Coyote Pass, is a land in Arizona bought by the Brown family as a real estate investment owned by Janelle Brown, Meri Brown, Kody Brown, and Robyn Brown. But who knew that ...