‘Sister Wives’ Star Robyn Brown’s Las Vegas Home Off the Market After Move to Arizona
Congrats are in order! Sister Wives star Robyn Brown’s Las Vegas abode is reportedly off the market. Kody Brown and his spouses have already moved to Arizona, and most of them haven’t found buyers for their Sin City homes yet. Luckily for Robyn, her crib is reportedly in escrow! Watch the video above to see her asking price and don’t forget to subscribe to ourYouTube Channel.
Robyn’s 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom home was reportedly taken off the market on February 4, according to Radar. This development comes months after her husband Kody, 50, purchased a plot of vacant land in Flagstaff split into four parcels. While her home is being built, Robyn, 40, is reportedly renting another place. It’s been an adjustment, but luckily things are looking up for her!
Christine, 46, recently told Us Weekly that the distance between them is getting to her. The family is “just too far apart, and I miss everybody… It takes more effort to get together,” she said. On the bright side, the reality star clarified that their current living situation will be temporary. “We’ve purchased property. My biggest hope is that we can just get out there…I can’t wait for that day.”
In the future, Robyn is reportedly considering baby No. 3 with her hubby. Kody has eighteen children between his four wives — Meri, Janelle, Christine and Robyn. As of 2014, Kody is legally married to Robyn, who is technically his fourth wife “spiritually.” Even though they have a sizable brood, Kody and Robyn are apparently not opposed to the idea of becoming parents again.
“At this point, we feel like we’re done, but we’re open to God’s inspiration,” Robyn said during a recent interview. “When we grow our family, it’s sort of by inspiration,” she explained. “If we were blessed with more children, of course, I’d be totally open to that.”
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