Robyn Brown and Kody Brown Split After 26 Years of Marriage: 'We Grew Apart'
TLC's 'Sister Wives' Couple Announces Separation
After 26 years of marriage, "Sister Wives" stars Robyn Brown and Kody Brown have announced their split. The couple, who first met in 1993, married in 2010 and share two children together, Solomon and Ariella.
Reasons for the Separation
In a statement released on social media, Robyn and Kody revealed that they had "grown apart" and decided to separate. They emphasized that there was no "drama or animosity" between them and that they remain committed to co-parenting their children.
Impact on 'Sister Wives'
The separation of Robyn and Kody is expected to have a significant impact on the TLC reality show "Sister Wives." The show, which has been on the air for 17 seasons, follows the lives of Kody Brown and his four wives: Meri Brown, Janelle Brown, Christine Brown, and Robyn Brown. With Robyn and Kody's separation, the show will now focus on Kody's relationships with his remaining three wives.
Reaction from Family and Fans
The news of Robyn and Kody's separation has been met with mixed reactions from family and fans. Some have expressed sadness and disappointment, while others have offered support and well wishes to the couple.
Robyn and Kody's Future Plans
While Robyn and Kody have not revealed any specific plans for their future, it is likely that they will continue to co-parent their children and maintain a close relationship.
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