Sister Wives, TLC’s pro polygamy family in living hell, says patriarch Kody Brown

Sister Wives, TLC’s pro polygamy family in living hell, says patriarch Kody Brown//
The Brown Family is known for their plural marriage beliefs and lifestyle presented on TLC’s reality show Sister Wives.”//
After the family relocated from Las Vegas, Nevada, to Flagstaff, Arizona,//
the family patriarch Kody Brown assessed his family’s new locale. Kody stated to the Associated Press //
that Flagstaff is “heaven,” yet the task of unpacking and organizing means that the family is “in living hell” right now.//
The Browns rented homes in Arizona, Page Six reported. To make the move from Nevada,//
the Browns needed four moving trucks during triple-digit temperatures of Las Vegas in July.//
Flagstaff’s scenery and climate led Browns to move from Vegas, The scenery and climate of Flagstaff attracted the Brown family.//
In addition, Kody reportedly stated that he and his four wives did not want to grow older in Las Vegas,//
according to Page Six. Kody’s assessment is that there are “a lot of hippies” in Flagstaff but they are “awesome. //
Before making the move to Arizona, Kody and his wives Meri, Jenelle, Christine, and Robyn did contemplate returning to Utah,//
which is where they lived prior to Nevada. In considering where to live, the Browns determined //
that Utah has not changed “enough” for them, reported KTVN. Las Vegas was ‘exile’ from Utah, //
not home for the pro polygamous family. While living in Utah until 2011, the family feared prosecution.//
In Nevada, the Browns’ children reportedly “thrived.” However, as KTVN pointed out, //
Las Vegas served as “exile” and did not “feel” as if it was their home. //
The Browns do not live a full-blown polygamous lifestyle. They can’t. Polygamy is not legal. Instead,//
Kody has a spiritual connection and bond with each of his wives, as he described in episodes of “Sister Wives.”//
One of the best-known religions in which polygamy was widely practiced was the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.//
The lifestyle was embraced by many fundamentalist Mormons, which is how the Browns have self-identified. //
However, as the Salt Lake Tribune (SLT) pointed out, the practice of polygamy has been booted from the religion since 1890.//
Arizona police are not looking to pursue charges against the Browns.//
Flagstaff authorities will not pursue charges against Kody or his wives. There is only one legal marriage between the five adults.//
He is married to Robyn. The two married after he and former wife Meri legally divorced //
so that Robyn’s children from a previous relationship would have the same benefits as Kody’s additional children.//
In moving to Flagstaff, the Browns rented four homes. Their current living arrangements are not permanent.//
Kody and his wives aim to do similarly to their lifestyle approach in Las Vegas. //
They reportedly spent $820,000 for roughly 15 acres, where they want to build a shared home or a home for each woman//
and her children, SLT noted. Flagstaff-area residents do have some concerns//
that the area could be viewed as “circus-like” with the filming of “Sister Wives.” TLC producers,//
however, assure that filming will not mean that streets will be blocked by fans causing traffic gridlock. //
Filming is set to happen within the Browns’ homes for the most part.//

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