Sister Wives: Is Meri Brown’s New Company “Worthy Up” A Scam

Sister Wives star Meri Brown can read between the lines and knows the fate of the Brown Family reality TV show is grim. 

So, Kody Brown’s ex is looking to add more streams of income to her portfolio.  Meri has officially launched her new company Worthy Up and has received mixed reviews.  Is the Sister Wives star’s new company a scam?  Keep reading for all the details!

Meri Brown began rolling out her self-proclaimed passion project “Worthy Up” in early 2024.  The website focuses on the self-help niche, which isn’t surprising if you follow Meri on social media.  The Sister Wives star has always gravitated towards wellness journeys, self-growth, and inspirational quotes on her Instagram page.

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According to the official Worthy Up website, “Whether you’re enriching your knowledge or experiencing personal growth, Worthy Up is your safe space to embrace community, celebration, and support on your journey to self-discovery. We curate experiences that inspire, empower, and honor vulnerability. We stand for confidence, authenticity, and the relentless pursuit of your best self.”

Here’s the part where Meri Brown is raising eyebrows.  The Sister Wives star is charging her fans hundreds of dollars in memberships just to join the website.

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The introductory package is $150 a year, which averages out to about $12 a month.  For that price you get: Access to FB group, Printable pdf WOW workbook, Accountability Community, and First to know about upcoming events and WU merch. 

Basically you have to pay Meri Brown $150 to join her new Facebook group.  There’s a $300 package which includes those items listed, PLUS an Autographed Mug, Hat, Journal, Sticky notes, & Pen. 

The largest membership, which is a whopping $600 a year also includes a “special gift” from Meri herself.

Is Worthy Up a scam?  Technically, no.  The website clearly states exactly what you are getting for each membership. 

Worthy Up’s prices do seem slimy though, and we’re genuinely curious if people are actually purchasing the packages.  Will you be buying a membership? 

Let us know in the comments below and keep checking back here for more reality TV news and spoilers.