Sister Wives Stars Kody and Robyn Brown Remove Arizona Home From Market Amid Lawsuit With Christine

It looks like Robyn Brown and Kody Brown of Sister Wives might be staying in Arizona. As fans know, the couple has been at the center of most of the drama. Thanks to Kody’s inability to make peace with the rest of his polygamous family, life has been hard. TLC viewers thought that they might be moving on from the Grand Canyon State, but it is starting to look like the stars are not ready to dig up their roots. 

Kody and Robyn Brown take their home off the market

In Touch reported that Kody and Robyn had quietly taken their Flagstaff home off the market. The five-bedroom retreat was only on the real estate market for one month. But the patriarch decided to pull the plug. The outlet confirmed that as of October 8th, the house had yet to be sold. Kody first listed the home he shares with Robyn on August 29th for $1,650,000. The listing detailed the master bedroom as a “luxurious, spa-like en-suite bathroom, complete with a large dual-head shower and built-in shelving in the walk-in closet.” But it seems no one was interested in buying a home with purple walls in the primary bedroom. 

The removal of the home listing comes shortly after Christine Brown sued Kody for child support and custody of their 14-year-old daughter. The paperwork, which was filed on September 16, shows that Christine is asking for full custody of Truely Brown. The mother of six is also requesting the court to establish paternity for her youngest daughter. Christine is asking for this step because Kody isn’t listed on Truely’s birth certificate as her father. Kody’s third wife is also requesting a domestic relations injunction that will stop “both parties from harassment, domestic violence, taking the children for nonroutine travel without court orders or permission, canceling or modifying services, and demeaning or disparaging the other party.” Clearly, this is just another knife in the kidneys for Kody.