Sister Wives’ Kody reunites with wife Christine AGAIN for daughter’s birthday despite quarantine with ‘favorite’ Robyn
SISTER Wives star Kody Brown reunited with third wife Christine again after fans suspected he’s been in coronavirus quarantine with 'favorite' wife Robyn.
, 51, and 47, reunited for their youngest daughter Truley’s 10th birthday on Monday.
Christine captioned a photo with Kody and their daughter: “Happy Birthday @truelygracebrown you are a cool cat! I’m super super blessed to have this wonderful spark of sunshine and brilliance in my life! She’s 10 today and we’ve been blessed by her every day!!
“For her birthday we drove for an hour and a half to the nearest on&out. Went through the driveway and ate in the parking lot then drove home. It’s her favorite restaurant!!”
The last time was in March for their 26th wedding anniversary.
Fans have suspected , as first wife 49, and second wife , 50, have been posting on social media without their husband.
Kody and , 41, have , except for when they tweet about the series.
One fan wrote on Reddit: “I think we all know the answer to this... They would use the excuse that she has all the youngest kids. And they're the ones that would need 2 parents there for quarantine to help with the school work and things like that.
A second said: “He lives with Robyn, sleeps with Robyn, puts her kids to bed every night. He spends no time at the other homes.”
A third wrote: “Like any other time, he's living at Robyn's, no doubt. But social-distancing doesn't mean quarantined.
“Families are still together, he could still go from house to house without risking anyone else.”
Kody and Christine have had marital issues on the most recent season of .
She was adamantly against the idea of living in one home, despite the other wives being open to the idea.
Christine admitted Kody is still mad at her for shutting down the idea.
Fans even , as fans called her “jealous.”
Sister wife as she explained how much easier it would be if the family lived together during the pandemic.
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She told : “I really think it would have been easier to deal with being quarantined if we were all under one roof because we’re having to be so separate.
“We have to limit family gatherings, and if we were together our exposure would be one less person going to the grocery store instead of doing it for separate households. There would be more camaraderie.”
She added: “The kids could hang out in one house. We’d be out there on our property with more stuff to do and have less people being exposed to the public.”
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