Why Sister Wives’ Meri Brown Says Kody Brown and Robyn Brown Nonetheless Owe Her Cash

Meri Brown and Janelle Brown Helped Pay for Robyn Brown’s House

Part of the reason the Coyote Pass sale got so hairy was that the family hadn’t taken care of what happened in Vegas. 

When Meri sold her five-bedroom Sin City home, she handed over the profits so that Robyn could purchase her five-bedroom spread in Arizona, with Janelle chipping in as well. 

From there, Meri detailed on the Jan. 18 One-on-One special, “They bought the house that was for them and then, you know, it doubled in value when they sold it. Yay, them.”

Which is when she and Janelle made clear that their loan wasn’t exactly on the house. 

And so when it came time to sell their land in Arizona, “There was agreements that hadn’t been settled,” Kody detailed. “Janelle and Meri had gifted money to me and Robyn to purchase Robyn’s house. Meri’s house, the proceeds from her house in Las Vegas, were half mine, OK? And so they wanted their 25 percent of Coyote Pass, but I had put extra money in it. And they wanted to be paid back for their gift for Robyn’s house, but I hadn’t been compensated. And we couldn’t negotiate.”

They were able to strike a deal with Janelle, Robyn noted. “She said 100 percent we were square with her, but Meri hadn’t.”

Still, Kody insisted Meri’s payday was coming. “Meri will get paid,” he swore. “Everybody is going to have their money and I’m going to be bitter because they sat there and just s–t talked me the whole time.”