Sister Wives star Meri Brown announced her decision to “terminate” her marriage with Kody after working on it in her “unique way.” Before parting ways with the Browns, she used to live in Flagstaff, just a few miles away from her family property. Evidently, she never had a roof of her own in the state and used to live in a rental. Even after divorcing Kody Brown, Meri seems to have returned to her house in Flagstaff now. But why is she back? Does she want her share in Coyote Pass, or is she back for Kody?
Sister Wives: Is Meri Back In Flagstaff?
Sister Wives star Meri Brown shifted to Flagstaff in 2018. Since then, she has been living in her rental house. Evidently, after divorcing Kody, the star has constantly been traveling and taking trips. Meri took a 13 days road trip just after her divorce and traveled to Utah and South Carolina. She even had fun in Las Vegas and flaunted her single happy life. But after all this, fans now believe that the star is back to the place where she started.
Recently, Meri Brown took to Instagram and shared a clip in which she talked about progress and learning through the process. While she was quoting Mel Robbin, some eagle-eyed users noticed that the star was perhaps in her Flagstaff house. A curious fan wondered why Meri was still in Flagstaff. The user continued and asked, “Didn’t she leave the dead weight behind?.” Another one reasoned that her house is in the state. Hence, she anyhow had to return there. Apparently, if Meri ever considers moving, she would likely either move to Vegas or would settle in Parowan, Utah. Fans feel that the latter would be the best option as she could also closely monitor her B&B.
Sister Wives: Is Meri Back To Take Her Coyote Pass Share?
Sister Wives star Meri Brown might have parted ways with Kody but still is a part of family property in Coyote Pass. Intially, the patriarch purchased the property in 2018, in four parcels of land. Though Christine has already handed over her portion to Kody by selling it for just $10, Meri and Janelle are still shareholders of it. Hence, there is a fair chance that the lone wolf came back to sort this property dynamics.
