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When does Sister Wives start?
SISTER Wives is one of America's most popular reality TV shows which follows the life of Kody Brown, the women behind his multiple marriages, and their combined 18 children.
The show first premiered in 2010 and it is set to return for season 18 in August 2023.
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When does Sister Wives season 18 start?
In July 2023, TLC took to Instagram to officially announce the return of Sister Wives.
"Your first look at the new season of #SisterWives is here 👀," they captioned the trailer.
Sister Wives season 18 is expected to premiere on Sunday, August 20 at 10/9pm C.
According to this season's synopsis: "Through their transparency and vulnerability, the Browns shed light on the hardships their family is struggling to overcome."
Back in December 2022, Christine Brown gave a "sneak peek" into the upcoming series in one of her .
Right before the new year, Christine, 50, took to TikTok to reassure fans that she would continue to be featured on the show, despite her divorce from Kody Brown in November 2022.
She even gave users an inside look into the filming process at her new set built in the basement of her Utah home.
Christine's video was flooded with fans begging the mother of six to create her own spin-off show, with one user suggesting the series be called, "Surviving Sister Wives."
When did Sister Wives season 17 air?
Sister Wives season 17 aired in September 2022 and was followed up by The Sister Wives: One-on-One tell-all in December.
The season followed the split of Janelle Brown and Meri Brown from Kody, as well as his messy dynamic with Christine.
It also documents the life of their 18 children.
Kody shares six children with Christine, six children with Janelle, one child with Meri, and three children with Robyn Brown, who also shares two children from a previous marriage.
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Where can I watch Sister Wives?
Sister Wives season 18 airs on TLC.
The show can also be streamed via services like , , , , Discovery Plus, and Max.
Previous seasons of the show can be streamed on Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Vudu, Google Play, and iTunes.
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