Kody’s New Partner! Unveiling Kody Brown’s Shocking Secret! Meri Drops Shocking News To Kody & Robyn

Kody Brown tried his darndest to get out of taking Meri Brown on a date for their anniversary.

Before the Sister Wives stars split in January 2023, Meri was still holding onto hope that Kody would come around and want to reconcile their broken marriage.

Although Sister Wives viewers have been begging Meri to leave Kody for years, she continued to put in unreciprocated effort.

This became evident in the latest episode of Sister Wives when Kody admitted that he was trying everything in his power to try and get Meri off his back about celebrating their 32nd wedding anniversary.

For starters, Meri revealed that Kody never called her on their anniversary. So when she picked up the phone and gave him a ring, it wasn’t shocking to discover that he pretended to forget about it.

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Meri suggested she and Kody take a drive or go to dinner together to commemorate more than three decades as plural husband and wife, but Kody shot it down right away, claiming that he was stuck watching Robyn’s kids and had to check with his favorite wife first.

Kody Brown uses babysitting Robyn’s kids as an excuse to shun Meri on their anniversary
“When Meri called me and asked me if we’re going to do anything for her — our anniversary — I just said, ‘Well, I’m watching the kids,’” Kody admitted.

With a chuckle, Kody shamelessly confessed, “I needed a minute, like, think I needed a reason to be able to say no in the event I just didn’t think it was the right thing for me to do, and I had to think about that.”

Either Robyn granted Kody permission, or he had a change of heart because he eventually called Meri back and agreed to go to dinner with her.

During their meal, Kody brought up that he and Meri were “faking” their relationship and told her he didn’t know why she even bothered to call and wish him a Happy Anniversary.

That’s when Kody nearly slipped when he began to say, “We’re not even married,” before stopping and correcting himself.