'May have to fake it': 'Sister Wives' star Meri Brown reveals survival plans amid split with Kody Brown
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: 52-year-old Meri Brown has always been seen being vocal about the challenges that she faces in her daily life. Recently, the star enlightened her fans with her survival secret plan. And, Meri does not deny the fact that sometimes she does fake it until she makes it.
'Sister Wives' star uploaded a smiling photo of hers on Instagram on Thursday. In the picture, the star is seen wearing a gray colored hoodie, written on it, "Believe in..." TLC star smiled in the photo as she took a selfie holding a plant in her hand. The plant had written on it "I will survive." Kody Brown's ex-wife then spilled her survival plans to her fans. Keep reading to know.
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'Sometimes we may have to fake it'
Meri Brown revealed to her fans that recently had a moment where she laughed out loud. The star asked her fans in her recent post, "Do you ever have those 'laugh out loud in the middle of the store while you're alone in the aisle' moments?" She then explained her moment, claiming, "Finding this plant was my most recent. 'I will survive' it says. It's also a fake plant." Meri further explained that she is not much of a fan of a fake plan. Well, at the same time, she can not handle a living one as well. Meri says, "Now listen, as funny as it is, and as much as I'm not a fan of fake plants even though I'm also not a green thumb and keeping plants alive is somewhat of a challenge for me, what a great message this is!"
Even though not being a fan of the fake plant, Meri bought one for her as it had a great message on it. Meri enlightened her followers saying, "No matter what you're going through, no matter what is going on in your life, you will survive!" Well, this is only true sometimes. Meri explains that in order to survive sometimes people have to "fake it." She accepts, "Sometimes, yes, we may have to 'fake it' as we keep going."
'Putting on a brave face'
Kody's ex-wife justified in her post that 'faking it' is not always wrong. She asks her fans, "is it actually faking it?" Furthermore, the TV personality went on it to explain how sometimes "faking it" is something a man can do best. She wrote, "Maybe it's just putting on a brave face while you get through the muck." The star added, "Maybe it's just doing what needs to be done because you have responsibilities and it needs to be done." "Maybe it's less about faking it, and more about being true to your authentic self," Meri further justified. She then asked her fans to always remember "if you only have 40% of yourself to give today, and you're giving all of it, you're still giving 100%!"
The 52-year-old asked her fans to "chin up" and do things that needed to be done, whether it was "work, play, or rest." Meri cheered her fans saying, "You got this!" The star ended her post by reminding her fans that she bought a plant and hashtagged "Worthy Up."
Internet believes Meri Brown has 'already survived'
Leaving Kody was a big decision in Meri's life. So many years of togetherness and leaving everything at once must not have been easy for the star. But, she did it and fought the loneliness with a brave face. Praising Meri's efforts, a fan wrote down in the comment section, "I admire you so much, why you say? Because of your strength to keep your commitment for so many years. We all take vows and bail but you tried harder than anyone I’ve ever known! But when you realized Cody was never going to hold up his commitment you finally left. But you held out for years." Another claimed, "you already have survived," hinting toward her walk out from Kody's life and polygamy lifestyle. Another wrote, "Love the way you move through life, Meri. How you turned "your ashes into beauty" and use your voice to encourage other people. It's so funny (that plant) and so beautiful how you find the message in it at the same time. It's how I find messages/encouragement that God sends into my life and I enjoy seeing it in you. God bless you in all that you need!"
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