Sister Wives star Meri Brown’s Utah bed and breakfast re-opens after pandemic shutdown as she celebrates with sexy snap
MERI Brown’s Utah bed and breakfast has re-opened after the Sister Wives star shut down the inn amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Meri, 49, celebrated on July 7 with a sexy snap.
She captioned the photo: "You've been asking, and I'm excited to finally announce that my B&B Lizzie’s Heritage Inn is re-opening (with restrictions) as of Tuesday July 7!
“So whether you're visiting for a quick stay-cation, or need a homey night's stay as you travel across country, welcome! We're so excited to once again open our doors to you!”
Opening the inn caused tension among Kody and the wives.
On , Meri asked the family for a $40,000 loan for the home, while she agreed to pay the remaining $40,000 for the down payment.
While the wives were supportive of the idea, Kody had reservations because bed and breakfasts are “not big moneymakers.”
The inn appears profitable though, as Lizzie’s Heritage Inn was named Best County Inn in Utah for two years in a row and has five stars on TripAdvisor.
The inn shutting down came amid the family’s money problems.
Kody spent $820,000 on land in Arizona in June 2018, which was split into four parcels to build on.
What is the net worth of the Sister Wives cast?
THE cast of TLC's Sister Wives reportedly makes up to $400,000 per episode.
It is rumored that the family has grossed just under $4million since 2010, which doesn't amount to much in a family of 24.
Three of the wives of the Brown clan run their own businesses that contribute to their overall net worth.
Meri, who started a bed-and-breakfast in 2017, is worth $400,000 by herself.
Kody and Christine purchased a house, while Meri and Janelle are renting.
Kody and Robyn applied for a home equity line of credit in the amount of $150,000 on March 20, which was approved.