'Sister Wives': The family structure is shaken as Kody finds it difficult to convince the women to stay together
The Sister Wives have all moved to Arizona and are ready to start a new life but not all is well within the family. The sister wives stated that they did not want to stay in the same house and due to this Kody had to buy four different houses to make sure that each one of them gets what they want.
However, one thing that Kody found difficult about this place is how far the houses were. Unlike in Las Vegas, where each one of them lived next to each other, things were different in Arizona. Here, the sister wives were staying in three different locations which makes it hard for them to interact unlike how it was in Las Vegas.
Looking at how they are getting distant, Kody is worried as he thinks that the family bonds are in danger of growing apart. In their Las Vegas house the family were staying next to each other and had brought down the wall to make sure all the children had a big yard to play together. However, with the sister wives living apart like this, everyone was worried if rifts would soon develop within the family. To make things worse, Meri was asked to leave her Arizona house as the neighbors were not happy with their polygamous lifestyle. Meri had to shift back to Las Vegas until something came up.
While she ended up finalizing a place she was not happy to see how the other reacted to it. The other sister wives and Kody thought that Meri was not being as supportive about the move as others but Meri disagreed. The change was slowly taking over the family as many differences started seeping in.
While Meri is a few months away from moving back to Arizona, things seem to be getting hard for all of them.
'Sister Wives' airs on Sunday at 10 pm ET on TLC.
