A lot of people to feed! Fans of TLC’s smash reality series Sister Wives will recognize Kody Brown as the father of the polygamous Brown family. After his fourth wife, Christine Brown, announced her separation from her husband of 27 years in November 2021, Kody now has three wives: Meri Brown, Janelle Brown, and Robyn Brown. There are 18 children in the family, thus the 50-year-old had several mortgages, numerous sets of household bills, and a large number of children for whom to pay for their basic needs and necessities. Then, how does Kody earn his living? Keep reading to learn more about Kody’s job and how he supports his family.
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Kody Was a Salesman Before Sister Wives
The Browns were all employed when we first met them in 2010, however,, Meri lost her job soon after. Despite mentioning some form of internet ad sales business, Kody never made it obvious what his occupation was. According to E! News, Kody formerly served as the president of Das Hundhaus Firearms and Accessories. To grow the family’s brand, he appears to have resigned from all of his former positions and is now solely focusing on that endeavour.
He Stars on Sister Wives
However, reality producer Terence Michael estimates that reality families make 10% of a show’s per-episode budget from their appearances on TLC. Each episode costs between $250,000 and $400,000. This implies that the Browns can expect to earn anything from $25,000 to $40,000 from TLC’s broadcasts. They’ve made at least $4 million over the course of 14 seasons. That being said, with so many people to feed, a small budget won’t go very far. $800,000 is the estimated value of Kody’s wealth according to Celebrity Net Worth. When you consider the amount of money they should have earned over the course of their career, it’s an incredibly low sum.
His Wives Have Side Gigs
Christine Brown Quest, LLC, was registered with the Arizona Corporation Commission on May 15, 2020, according to The Sun. She, too, uses cameos to stay in contact with her audience, just like Janelle does. Meri is also an Independent LuLaRoe Fashion Retailer, whereas Christine is.
The Family Experienced Financial Trouble
Kody and Meri declared bankruptcy in 2005; Christine followed suit in 2010 and declared bankruptcy once more in 2011.
An ATV accident involving Robyn’s son Dayton in 2014 resulted in an enormous medical expense for Robyn. They were unable to pay the hospital because of Kody’s six-figure debt, and a lien was reportedly placed on their home until the amount was settled a year later. Christine urged her supporters to buy her LuLaRoe items in June 2020 so that she could pay for her daughter Ysabel’s $50,000 scoliosis surgery in June of the following year.
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