Kody And Robyn Brown Exit “Sister Wives” After 16 Seasons
Kody Brown and Robyn Brown are departing the reality television show “Sister Wives” after 16 years and 20 seasons.
Portland, OR, September 14, 2026 — Kody Brown and Robyn Brown, central figures in the reality television series “Sister Wives,” are set to depart the show. Their exit marks the end of a significant chapter for the program, which has aired for 16 years and spanned 20 seasons.
The departure of Kody Brown and Robyn Brown was confirmed, indicating their final season with the show has concluded or will conclude shortly. The announcement does not specify the exact reasons for their decision to leave or provide details on their future television endeavors. It also does not indicate how their departure will impact the remaining cast members or the future production of “Sister Wives.”
“Sister Wives” premiered in 2010, chronicling the life of Kody Brown as he navigated his relationships with his then-four wives: Meri, Janelle, Christine, and Robyn. Over the years, the show documented the family’s dynamics, challenges, and milestones within their plural marriage structure. Kody Brown and Robyn Brown have been a focal point of recent seasons.
The longevity of the series, 16 years and 20 seasons, highlights its sustained viewership and the public’s enduring interest in the family’s unique lifestyle. Information regarding specific dates of their final appearances or any official statements from Kody Brown, Robyn Brown, or the network producing “Sister Wives” was not immediately available.
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