Fans are wondering if it may finally be time to bid goodbye to the TLC show, "Sister Wives " as rumors of the show's cancellation persists. The speculations that "Sister Wives" will be axed started when Kody revealed he wants to divorce Robyn and add two new wives.
Indeed, the polygamous household of the Brown family in the reality show, "Sister Wives" seem to be going through a rough time. Robyn, which is currently the only legal wife of Kody took the news of divorce plans sourly and is rumored to be contemplating a divorce herself. It seems that Kody made a wrong move with his announcement as a report from Christian Today said that two of his spiritual wives, Meri and Christine also threatened to leave if Kody pursues his plans.
As many are probably curious about the identity of Kody's possible new wife, a Vine Report article said that Kody may want Mindy Jessop to be part of the "Sister Wives." Robyn is said to be furious with this since Mindy Jessop, who appears in thee previous episodes of "Sister Wives," happens to be her step-niece and the nanny of her youngest child
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— Robyn Brown (@LuvgvsUwngs) September 28, 2016
As controversies seem to pile up in the Brown harem, fans are probably more eager to see "Sister Wives" back on air. But what will keep "Sister Wives"running if all of the wives go against Kody? On the other hand, Kody is set to lose a huge amount in case "Sister Wives" does get cancelled so many are awaiting his next move.
Will Kody try to win Robyn back again to avoid possible financial woes? Or maybe all he needs to do is take on more wives so a new clan of "Sister Wives" will be introduced in season eight.
"Sister Wives," premiered in 2010 to allow the public to get a glimpse of a life inside polygamy. The TLC show has wrapped up its seventh season last June and as of this writing, everyone is still in the dark if season eight will ever happen.
