Sister Wives has shown patriarch Kody Brown and his wives Meri, Christine, Janelle and Robyn experiencing the best and worse of their plural marriage. And one question that never seems fully addressed: How do they support themselves? With 18 children and different homes, what does it take to keep bread in the cupboard and food on the table? Find out about each wife’s side gig. And see who you think wins for the best. Get all the details below.
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Sister Wives Spoilers – Stars Seek Money!
Kody Brown feels that he wins as king. But his Sister Wives co-stars compete to win as best bring-home-the-bacon champion. So who succeeds? Check out some of the stars’ side gigs below.
Over the years, Meri Brown has experimented with different business options. For instance, the Sister Wives star purchased her great-great-grandparents’ home in Parowan, Utah. And Meri successfully transformed the house into a bed and breakfast. Since opening Lizzie’s Heritage Inn in 2017, the Sister Wives star began holding expensive weekend retreats there, too, according to OK magazine.
But Meri doesn’t stop with that bed and breakfast. She also serves as a rep for the multi-level-marketing company Lularoe. And those who want something personal can turn to Cameo. Meri’s charges for personalized video Cameo messages include $150 per private video and $420 for a business-related video message.
In contrast, Janelle Brown worked to get her certification as a health coach. In 2019, Janelle began her business, Strive with Janelle. And those who want Janelle’s wisdom on their bodies can sign up for her workshops. However, like Meri, Janelle seeks money in multiple ways. Janelle serves as a rep for the diet company Plexus. And she also allows fans to order a Cameo, ranging from $35 for a pre-recorded video or $80 for a live call.
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Sister Wives Spoilers – Co-Star Holds Onto Mystery
Christine Brown has joined her pal Janelle in choosing Plexus as a way to earn money. In addition, Christine created her own business in 2020 called CBrown Quest, LLC. And like her former Sister Wives, Christine makes money from Cameo. For instance, she charges $40 for a regular video, $120 for a live call and $245 for a business-related video.
However, Robyn Brown’s business seems like a mystery. For example, in contrast to the other Sister Wives, Robyn avoids Cameo. And she reportedly has chosen to steer clear of multi-level marketing. Even her scheme, My Sister Wife’s Closet, an online jewelry and clothing line, allegedly failed to take in any type of significant profit. And though Robyn and Kody began a new enterprise, Dabsark Entertainment, LLC, no one seems to know what the two reality TV co-stars plan.
Tell us what you think. How do you feel about the way that Meri, Janelle, and Christine manage to make money? And do you have a theory about Robyn’s mysterious business with Kody? After you share your views, check back on our site for more reality TV news.
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