One “Sister Wives” kid is not holding back.
” star Gwendlyn Brown, her mom, Christine Brown, 50, is the one responsible for stepmom Janelle Brown’s newfound freedom and confidence since her split from Kody Brown., where she reacts to past “Sister Wives” episodes, Gwendlyn, 21, shared more about her stepmom’s navigation towards independence.“I think that she was encouraged by my mom who has also since the first season become a lot more empowered,” Gwendlyn wrote about Janelle in the comment section, according to.
All together, the Flagstaff, Arizona-based family has 18 children, who each share Kody as their father.
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