Meri Brown Says None of Sister Wives 'Are Talking to Each Other' Due to Lack of 'Trust' Amid Coyote Pass Sale

Meri opened up about her suspicion that her ex Kody and former sister wives Robyn and Janelle have their own plans when it comes to their shared Arizona property

Meri Brown is looking out for herself when it comes to her portion of Coyote Pass.

The Sister Wives star opened up about the ongoing drama surrounding the Flagstaff, Ariz. property that she shares with her ex Kody, his wife Robyn and her former sister wife Janelle in an all-new episode on Sunday, Jan. 26.

During a video call, Janelle asks Meri about an email she sent to the group, and Meri explains it was her way of “starting a conversation” about what to do with the property. After a series of email exchanges, Meri recalls how Kody finally decided that he wants to sell the land and he’s going to find a realtor to help him do it. 

“I don’t think you get to decide what to do with it,” a frustrated Meri says to Janelle of their ex. “Sorry, you are not the head of my family.”

Related: Meri Brown Says Kody Told Her She's Not 'Entitled' to Equal Portion of Coyote Pass 'Because I Only Have 1 Child'

In a confessional clip, Meri dives deeper into her frustration surrounding the property, including how she thinks everyone has their own agenda. 

“I feel like Kody and Robyn probably have some plan of what they want to do, and how they want to handle it,” she says of the sale. “I think that Janelle has some sort of plan, and I know that I do as well.”

She adds, “And none of us are talking to each other because none of us trust each other.”

Related: Sister Wives’ Meri Brown Tells Janelle She's 'Sorry' She Feels the Need to 'Protect' Herself amid Coyote Pass Sale Drama

During the call, Janelle admits she’s been talking to a lawyer about protecting her portion of the property. 

After she advises Meri she should do the same, Meri reveals that she’s open to taking legal action as it feels like Kody is keeping her in the dark regarding the details of the sale. 

“There's been a lot of confusion surrounding the way things have been done in the family, the way that Kody is with me and has been with me for many, many years,” she explains. “So I think that's why I'm going to get a lawyer to help me through this process.”

She notes that she’s ready to put herself first for a change after years of trying to keep the peace between herself and Kody.

“I felt like for quite a few years, I've just kind of sat back and just not wanted to ruffle feathers. So I haven't pushed the issue on many things, but I will push the issue now,” she says.

Related: Sister Wives' Janelle Brown Confirms She's Hired a Lawyer amid Ongoing Coyote Pass Sale Drama with Kody

In a recent Jan. 19 episode, Janelle previously broke the news to her former sister wife, Christine, that she officially hired a lawyer to help her with the “separation of assets” and to make sure the sale is handled fairly.

Christine agreed that’s the right thing to do as Janelle explained she didn’t trust Kody to be fair during the process.

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The division of Coyote Pass has been an ongoing point of contention between the exes. 

Before their plural marriage fell apart, the group initially bought the land plots so their families could all live close to each other. Christine also had a share of the land, but she sold it back to Kody in August 2022 following their separation. (She was the first to leave the plural marriage in November 2021.) 

Robyn is now Kody’s last remaining wife from the original marriage, as Meri and Janelle both announced their separation from Kody within 14 months of Christine leaving.

Sister Wives airs Sundays at 10 p.m. ET on TLC.