Sister Wives star Kody Brown makes shock confession about his sexual activity before first marriage to Meri
Host Sukanya Krishnan hosted the reunion special, engaging in one-on-one interviews with each of the family members.
Krishnan asked Brown, 56, who tied the knot with his first wife Meri in 1990 at just 21 years of age, if he had any other 'sexual experiences' before marrying Meri.
'There were other options that got close. I was a little bit wild, but I wasn't. I was being Mormon naughty,' Brown stated.
When asked to clarify what that meant, Brown said, 'It means I would kiss and hug, but no actual intercourse.'
Host Krishnan asked, 'So that's like first base, second base, third base, and no home run,' as Kody confirmed, 'No home run.'
Krishnan asked Brown, 56, who tied the knot with his first wife Meri in 1990 at just 21 years of age, if he had any other 'sexual experiences' before marrying Meri.
When she made another sports analogy about his past sex life, Kody said, 'You know out of respect for my wife, I'm going to quit discussing this with you. You guys can act like it's the world's business.'
While Krishnan said, 'We're just having some fun,' Kody added, 'No, we just crossed the line so it's done.'
Christine Brown, who was married to Kody from 1994 to 2021, when she was the first of Kody's four wives to leave him, speculated how close he was with his sole remaining wife, Robyn, before they wed in 2010.
'We've all seen their engagement photos and I just automatically think, huh, I wonder how close they got before they were married,' Christine said.
When asked if she thought Kody and Robyn had pre-marital sex, Christine said, 'And he was super comfortable in her house, even walking into her bedroom. That's a lot of speculation.'
If they did engage in pre-marital sex, Christine admitted it would have been, ''just yet another lie.'
'They lied about everything, so you know how close they were. The fact that he was always over there, come on. All they did was lie…Just not to be trusted,' she added.
Robyn debunked Christine's claims, adding, 'He didn't kiss me until he asked me to marry him.'
Christine Brown, who was married to Kody from 1994 to 2021, when she was the first of Kody's four wives to leave him, speculated how close he was with his sole remaining wife, Robyn, before they wed in 2010.
'And it wasn't a kiss, it was a stamp. You know, his face smashed mine. That was it, you know, it wasn't anything super sexy,' Robyn admitted.
'And it wasn't a kiss, it was a stamp. You know, his face smashed mine. That was it, you know, it wasn't anything super sexy,' Robyn admitted.
'He asked me to marry him. And we're sitting in his little fun sports car 'cause he can't live without him. And I said yes. And then he grabbed my face, went bam, like kiss me, bam. It was like this is now a done deal. We are engaged,' she said.
When asked is there was any 'naughtiness afterwards,' Robyn admitted, 'There were chase kisses, little church kisses. But yeah, that's it.'
When asked if there was, 'more than just a kiss,' she admitted, 'Oh, no, no, no, nothing. Little church kisses. Something you can do in front of your pastor, your Bishop or something.'
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