'Sister Wives': Jenelle Brown likes the idea of one house but other siblings disagree

Jenelle confessed that she believed in the idea of community and wanted her family to live in the same way
Kody and Jenelle Brown (TLC)
Kody and Jenelle Brown (TLC)

Kody Brown has a dream about the entire family staying together and to make this a reality, the reality star made a blueprint of his dream house. While the sister wives were surprised, some of them expressed their hesitance with this idea. However, Jenelle Brown was the only sister wife who thought that it would be a wonderful idea for all the family members to live together. 

Jenelle confessed that she believed in the idea of community and wanted her family to live in the same way. She recalled that she liked it better when all of them lived in close proximity. But with every move, they were moving further away from each other.

Jenelle thought living in the same house would help resolve the issue of thinking that everyone was growing apart. However, the other sister wives did not think of it in the same way. Robyn Brown was not thrilled about the idea and recalled the things she had heard from the other sister wives when all of them were staying together.

Robyn joined the family after the other three sister wives and was pleased to know that they all would be living in different houses. She confessed that she did not want to go back to a place where everyone would be confined to stay in one place. 

Meanwhile, Christine Brown too did not agree with the idea of staying in a single house. Christine thought that staying in one house as a plural family would create differences between the family members as one wife might feel that Kody is spending more time with others and not them. 

She added that it would make it difficult for any wife to show affection towards their husband as they would be concerned about another sister wife walking in. Christine did not like the idea that she would be forced to be herself only within the walls of her four-bedroom house. She craved the independence she got. 

Christine thought that the only way to retain that independence was if they all lived separately. Meri Brown, on the other hand, chose to stay tight-lipped throughout this discussion. She revealed that she would first hear what the other sister wives thought of this idea and hoped that everything worked in her favor. 

She confessed that she held a strong opinion about the idea of moving into one house but chose to not reveal that it is. While there is one person who agrees and two who do not, it seems like Kody will have a hard time getting everyone on board with his idea. 

'Sister Wives' airs on Sundays at 10 pm ET on TLC.

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