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‘Sister Wives’ Christine Brown’s Weight Loss Transformation Before and After Kody Split

Looking good and feeling even better! Sister Wives fans have really gotten to know Christine Brown after the show first premiered on TLC in September 2010 — when the reality star was first introduced to the world as one of Kody Brown‘s three wives. 

Although Christine and Kody have since split in November 2021, the family did add a fourth wife, Robyn Brown, before the breakup, and a couple of kids

In fact, Christine was pregnant with her last child when the show first hit the airwaves. As you can imagine, she’s changed a lot from the pregnant woman fans first saw to the dynamic, Utah-living mama she is today.

Christine and Kody share six children — Aspyn Thompson (née Brown), Mykelti Padron (née Brown), Paedon Brown, Gwendlyn Brown, Ysabel Brown and Truely Brown. Truely’s birth was actually chronicled on the first season of Sister Wives, along with Christine’s insecurity and jealousy surrounding Kody’s courtship and engagement to Robyn while she was pregnant. 

The former couple’s youngest daughter also joined her mom in her move to Murray, now living a short drive away from some of her elder siblings.

Christine and her loved ones have come a long way after the drama! Up until recently, the reality star had been raising her children in her Arizona home, which has since been sold, as she relocated to a duplex in the polygamous family’s former home state of Utah.

The mom of six listed her picturesque three-bedroom home for $725,000 on August 5, 2021, according to a listing viewed by In Touch. Her choice to sell came weeks after Janelle announced she was the first of the polygamous Brown family to live on their Coyote Pass property, all while showing off her snazzy new RV.

Christine and Janelle aren’t the only ones who relocated in 2021, either. Ysabel moved from Arizona all of the way to the East Coast to live with Janelle’s daughter Maddie so she can attend a nearby college in North Carolina.

Prior to the family’s Coyote Pass news, their show went off the air from April 2019 until its return in January 2020. So, viewers had to get their fix of the Brown brood from their social media pages, where Christine often shares photos of herself or her family. That’s where fans have been able to follow Christine’s journey and amazing weight loss process while waiting for a reality TV update.

Life has certainly been a roller coaster for Christine, but she has continued to work on her fitness regimen. In July 2019, the reality TV mama and workout enthusiast shared a photo of herself and fans quickly took to the comments to talk about how great she looked

Several months later, Christine finally shared the secret to her weight loss. She shared a picture of herself in a dress, and the complimentary comments rushed in. “How did you lose your weight? Everyone wants to know! Looking amazing,” one person wrote, and Christine replied, “I eat for my blood type and work out.”

When another fan asked, “Where do you find the information on eating for your blood type?” she wrote back, “Just online. I’ve read about it for years and I just did it,” before adding, “And I love it!”

In October 2022, the reality star opened up about how she controls her cravings. “My PINK DRINK called Slim Hunger Control has been a game changer in controlling my cravings, suppressing my appetite, and helping me balance my blood sugar so weight loss isn’t a struggle!” she wrote via Instagram. “Active & Metaburn also give me that boost of energy and burn that stubborn belly fat!”

Well, whatever she’s doing, it’s clearly working! Check out the gallery below to see Christine’s amazing weight loss transformation — from the start of Sister Wives to now!

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