Kody Brown Reflects on Family Loss and Identity in Recent "Sister Wives" Episodes

Kody Brown, star of TLC's "Sister Wives," has been facing significant personal challenges as recent episodes capture his journey through grief and self-reflection. Following the tragic death of his son Garrison Brown, Kody has been open about his emotional struggles and regrets.

In recent episodes, Kody expressed having an "anxiety attack" over never seeing Garrison again, as he and ex-wife Janelle Brown navigate the profound loss of their son. The parents made the difficult decision to bury Garrison's ashes in Wyoming, close to his grandmother and family roots.

"I've never claimed to be a ladies' man," Kody stated on the show, reflecting on his identity after the dissolution of three of his four polygamous marriages. This comment raised eyebrows, particularly from his remaining wife Robyn Brown, considering his previous relationships with Meri, Christine, and Janelle Brown.

The show has documented not only Kody's personal reflections but also how other family members are processing their grief, including Janelle's visit to the High Country Humane Society and Ark Cat Sanctuary to honor Garrison's memory and legacy.

The current season continues to chronicle the Brown family's evolving dynamics as they cope with loss while navigating their changed family structure.