Gwendlyn Brown praises Janelle Brown's fatherly role, slams 'Sister Wives' patriarch Kody as misogynist
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA: In a series of intriguing reaction videos, Gwendlyn Brown fearlessly shared her honest feelings towards her father, Kody Brown. Gwendlyn uploaded a video to YouTube in which she confronts her father, exposing his misogynistic views and actions that have greatly disturbed both his wife and children. Gwendlyn boldly questions her father's beliefs, highlighting the distress that has resulted.
Gwendlyn's undying love for Janelle is evident in every video she posts. Gwendlyn has repeatedly referred to Janelle as a father figure, demonstrating her adoration for her in an undeniable way. Despite the difficulties of her family's relationships, it is obvious that Janelle has a special place in Gwendlyn's heart where she finds love, support, and inspiration.
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'Dads are useless'
In the latest addition to her ongoing video series where she shares her reactions to 'Sister Wives,' Gwendlyn provided some insightful commentary on Season 1 Episodes 4 and 5. Specifically, she highlighted Janelle's selflessness and compassion towards her fellow sister wives during their respective birth experiences. When Meri suffered a devastating miscarriage and Christine was pregnant with daughter Truley, Janelle stepped up to offer her unwavering support. As Gwendlyn observed, Janelle was the one who helped her sister wives through these traumatic events and provided them with the comfort they needed. Moreover, Gwendlyn noted that when the topic of home birth came up and the benefits of this approach were being questioned, it was once again Janelle who took charge of the situation. She defended the practice of home birth and explained that it was a common occurrence in their polygamous culture. This is not the first time that Gwendlyn has praised Janelle for her exceptional qualities. In a previous video in the same series, Gwendlyn even went so far as to claim that Janelle was more of a father figure to her than Kody, the patriarch of the family. In fact, Gwendlyn boldly stated that "Dads are useless," indicating her strong belief in Janelle's ability to fulfill the traditional role of a father in the family dynamic.
Gwendlyn Brown calls out Kody Brown's misogyny
Kody, notorious for his advocacy of equality, has repeatedly faced criticism from his daughter, Gwendlyn. In a recent video, Gwendlyn once again called him out, this time for promoting the ideas of purity and commitment. It was revealed that while Kody disliked the idea of his wives being involved with other men, he seemed to have no qualms about engaging in such relationships himself. In the episode, he described this mindset as a "disgusting way to think." Gwendlyn delved deeper into the issue, shedding light on why polygamy remains illegal in certain states. She exposed the link between certain religious beliefs and polygamy, drawing attention to the disturbing association with pedophilia. According to her, it is not uncommon to witness older men dating and marrying girls as young as 14, 15, or 16 years old. This revelation became the primary point of contention for Gwendlyn, highlighting the concerning practices tied to polygamy. Another incident that Gwendlyn brought up was Kody's decision to go to Mexico with Meri for their anniversary shortly after Truley's birth. Gwendlyn found this choice unsettling, considering the presence of a newborn in the household and the need for additional help with household responsibilities. This absence of support left Gwendlyn questioning her father's priorities and the extent of his commitment to his family. Furthermore, Gwendlyn recalled an incident involving a Claddagh ring that Kody had given her. At the time, she didn't think much of it, but as she grew older, she began to recognize the underlying misogyny in Kody's gesture. In the video, she expressed her thoughts, saying, "I think he gave that to me when I turned 16 as a symbol of purity, implying that he owned me and that he would be the only man in my life until I got married."