### Kody Brown FINALLY EXPOSED For FORCING “Mistress” Robyn & Her Kids on The Rest of His Family

Kody Brown’s nephew, Benjamin Brown, recently shed light on some unsettling truths about the family dynamics behind the scenes of “Sister Wives.” Growing up in a polygamous Mormon compound, Benjamin’s father, Scott Brown—Kody’s older brother—remained on the compound, striving to live an ideal polygamous life, unlike Kody, who embraced the TLC spotlight. Benjamin, now out of the cult, shares a starkly different perspective from the rest of the family.

Benjamin recounts his harsh upbringing, where he was forced into labor at his father’s bakery, working long hours with no pay and suffering frequent injuries. He criticizes how TLC’s “Sister Wives” glossed over the harsh realities of polygamy, including labor trafficking, poverty, and the poor treatment of women and children within their community.

With a new season of “Sister Wives” on the horizon, Benjamin plans to offer his recaps and insights, highlighting the stark contrasts between the polished portrayal on TV and the grim reality. He describes how the show’s early episodes foreshadowed the eventual turmoil, with Kody’s growing obsession with Robyn—a single mother with three kids—leading to significant neglect and heartbreak for his other wives and children.

According to Benjamin, Kody’s focus on Robyn, who he viewed as a “trophy wife,” resulted in the family’s resources being funneled towards her, neglecting his other wives and children. This dynamic is further illustrated by Kody’s friend recounting Kody’s excessive obsession with Robyn, often leaving his other families isolated and unsupported.

Benjamin also criticizes how the children and other wives were manipulated into accepting Robyn. He reveals that Kody and Robyn’s behavior, especially their constant seclusion, created a divide within the family. Despite the show’s attempt to present a harmonious polygamous family, Benjamin argues that Kody’s actions were driven by a selfish desire, ultimately leading to the family’s breakdown.

This expose by Kody’s nephew, who has transitioned from a deeply religious background to a more liberal viewpoint, underscores the complexities and struggles within the Brown family, contrasting sharply with the idealized version portrayed on “Sister Wives.”