‘Sister Wives’ Robyn Brown Faces Accusations Of Scamming Fans

Robyn Brown, the last wife standing beside Sister Wives patriarch Kody Brown, is once again facing harsh criticism from fans—this time over her handling of a business venture that’s been marred by controversy for years.

When TLC viewers tuned in for the latest half of Sister Wives Season 19, emotions were already running high. Many weren’t exactly thrilled to see Robyn and Kody resume their usual on-screen affection, especially after the disintegration of the plural family.

As expected, Robyn took the opportunity to express her dismay over how things had fallen apart—and how misunderstood she felt by the other wives.

Her words painted her as the devoted, supportive partner who only wanted harmony. But to many fans, her behavior told a different story—one that’s now being complicated by claims she’s scamming supporters.

My Sisterwife’s Closet: From Family Venture to Fan Frustration

At the center of the latest uproar is My Sisterwife’s Closet, a jewelry brand that Robyn launched early in the show’s run. The concept was meant to reflect the family’s values and unique lifestyle. Meri Brown was initially part of the venture but stepped away to pursue her education.

Over time, the business faded into the background and went quiet. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, it began to stir again—orders reopened, and fans thought the boutique was back in business.

However, that hope quickly turned to frustration. In the April 20th episode, viewers saw Meri acting as a go-between for angry customers, trying to clean up the mess left behind by Robyn’s inattention.

Meri shared that she had been receiving emails about unfulfilled purchases, some of which had been pending for six months with no response. Meanwhile, Robyn’s reaction to the issue? Casual dismissal.

Robyn’s Response Raises Eyebrows

According to Robyn, the website had been “down,” and she hadn’t realized orders were still coming through. Rather than disabling the purchase option altogether, she admitted she just let the transactions happen.

“People will pay,” she shrugged, noting she didn’t see the orders when they came in. The result? Furious fans who paid for products they never received and had no clear channel for resolution.

What’s especially jarring is that these allegations aren’t coming out of nowhere. Fans had already been discussing this long before Meri mentioned it on the show. One viewer, still waiting for their order after half a year, just wanted their money back.

Fans Demand Accountability

The situation sparked a firestorm online, with many calling Robyn out for what they see as deliberate deception. “She’s a grifter and steals everything for herself,” one person wrote.

Another added, “So she’s openly admitting she’s scamming people? WOW. Something is seriously wrong with her.” The accusations were blunt, with some fans even pointing out that her actions could be considered theft.

Others raised a practical question—if Robyn doesn’t plan to fulfill orders, why continue paying for site hosting? Then there were those who suggested it wasn’t malice at play, just incompetence. “She’s not that smart,” one fan bluntly commented.

While My Sisterwife’s Closet may have started as a passion project, it’s now a symbol of what fans perceive as Robyn’s detachment from responsibility—both to her family and her supporters.

Whether she chooses to course-correct or let the brand fade entirely remains to be seen, but for many fans, the damage is already done.

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