'Sister Wives' Meri Brown Declares 'Standing In My Truth' Amid Coyote Pass Property Drama
That drama within the "Sister Wives" household continues with Meri Brown's not-so-subtle shade at her former husband, Kody Brown.
That drama within the "Sister Wives" household continues with Meri Brown's not-so-subtle shade at her former husband, Kody Brown.
The TLC star recently spoke about embracing her "truth" in a lengthy Instagram post. Although she did not mention her ex-husband by name, her words implied she was addressing him and their Coyote Pass property situation.
Meri Brown was the third out of four wives to walk away from a decades-long marriage to Kody Brown. Christine Brown was the first to leave, followed by Janelle Brown, leaving Robyn Brown as the only remaining wife.
Meri Brown Feels Free And Empowered
Meri won the hearts of fans with her motivational post, sharing a picture of herself posing outdoors by a roadside. She donned an all-black ensemble, rocking a black coat over matching trousers and boots.
She added a splash of color with a red scarf and a green shirt sticking out from underneath her button-down jacket.
Kody's ex-wife looked happy, flashing a bright smile for the camera. She addressed the reason behind her high spirits in the post's caption, noting she was in her era of peace and determined to fight for what she believed was right. In her words:
"There's something freeing and empowering about standing in my truth, living authentically to myself, not living to please others while losing myself."
"I don't stand up and speak up for myself to be mean, but because I am worthy of my truth being spoken. I don't wake up in the mornings with the intention to hurt people with my truth," Meri continued. She noted, "The truth has no problem being confronted," especially when people get defensive about her truth.
The Reality TV Star Is Done Holding Back
Meri's words seemed directed at Kody, who she recently called out for being biased over the sharing pattern of their Coyote Pass property. She noted she was done holding back after treading lightly for years and believing "kindness would prevail."
"Clarity is power. Even in the face of haters hating, I'm very clear. I will speak my truth. I will be as kind as possible while standing firmly in that truth. I will be salty at times; I have no doubt, for I am human and imperfect and, frankly, quite hilarious," Meri declared.
She vowed to continue standing in her power and to live in her truth while "knowing that this authenticity is what brings me peace." The reality TV Star concluded her message with the hashtag "#WorthyUp," receiving hundreds of supportive messages from fans.
Fans Hail Meri For Her Powerful Stance
The comment section passed the vibe check as many applauded Meri's stance while slamming her former husband. One elated fan claimed the TV personality had always been their favorite and admonished those who treated her poorly, noting it hurt to watch her be belittled for years.
"I guess you had to decide what to do in your own time. And that's OK. But I wish you'd stop with the vague stuff and tell it how it REALLY WAS. You'd make millions of dollars. We all want to hear from you! Get that cash, girlfriend!" the fan advised Meri.
Another echoed similar thoughts, writing: "Good for you Meri, tired of seeing him (both of them) play the victim when you've been so supportive!" A third sang the same tune, calling out Kody and his only remaining wife, Robyn, without mentioning them by name. The comment read:
"If they didn't want to be looked on with contempt, they should have behaved better. I can relate in so many ways, and I am proud of you for putting yourself first for once. It is your turn!"
Inside The Coyote Pass Property Drama
The recent drama between Meri and her former husband was unveiled on a January 19 episode of their show. The Blast covered that Meri had discussed the status of the Coyote Pass property with her best friend, Jenn Sullivan, in her Utah home.
Meri recalled emailing Kody about the property's status, telling Sullivan he claimed he was talking to the "right people," yet she wasn't invited to that table. "That's what I said to him. I said, 'I'm the right people,'" she lamented.
"So I don't know exactly who he's talking to and what his plan is, but that's really all I know," Meri added. She later told her best friend that Kody was biased in the staring pattern, alleging he once said she was entitled to two acres of land because they shared one child.
Meri Brown Is Fighting For Equal Share With The Other Wives
Meri argued that the property should not be shared based on how many children each wife had. She defended her right to an equal share, highlighting her years-long support for the family and her additions to the family's fund.
"I really don't know how much of the family funds actually paid for other kids' school or cars, but I know that my kid's school was not taken care of from the family fund," Meri alleged, adding:
"Kody has actually said this. Because I only have one child, I am not entitled to an equal portion of the property."
While Meri wanted equal share, last year, Kody's former wife Janelle chose to sell her share of the Coyote Pass property and relocated to Montana to be with her daughter, Maddie, and the rest of her family.
Her "Sister Wives" co-star, Christine, supported her decision, noting it was unhealthy for her to live with their ex-husband.
Will Meri Brown win the war against Kody Brown for her share in the Coyote Pass property?
