Sister Wives’ Janelle & Meri Brown Finally Sell Coyote Pass Parcels After Revealing Unexpected Reaction To Kody’s Redivision & Returning To Flagstaff

Sister Wives stars Meri Brown and Janelle Brown's shares of Coyote Pass, the land they co-owned with their ex-husband Kody Brown and his current wife Robyn Brown, have finally been sold after a dramatic stretch of indecision and a difficult conflict with Kody. Throughout the run of Sister Wives, the family has always wanted a piece of land where they could build multiple homes. After landing in Flagstaff, Coyote Pass was purchased, but after Kody's marriages to Meri, Janelle, and Christine Brown ended, things changed. The land drama has been endless during Sister Wives season 19.

According to updates on Reddit, including Sunnyjulie99'sscreenshot of a Zillow post of their parcel and Asoakes1'spostulation of another Zillow screengrab, Meri and Janelle have sold the parcel of land that they were meant to build up on Coyote Pass. Likely sold in a private transaction, Sunnyjulie99shared that "Zillow doesn’t show it was listed for sale, just that it sold on 4/14." The land itself finally sold and releases both women from their burdens. The sale will allow Janelle to move on with her North Carolina dreams, while Meri continues to work on her independent life in Utah.

What Janelle & Meri Selling Coyote Pass Parcels Means After War With Kody

Things Are Finally Calming Down

Although Janelle and Meri's time on Sister Wives hasn't come to an end yet, it's clear that they're doing everything they can individually to distance themselves from the family. Kody, who was married to Meri for 32 years and Janelle for 30, has been determined to elongate the process of selling Coyote Pass and create difficulties for his exes in the process. While Kody swears on screen that he's hoping to find a solution that works for everyone, it's been clear that he's not trying to help Janelle or Meri in their pursuit of a sale of their parcel.

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Now, seeing that Janelle and Meri have finally closed on the sale of their pieces of land, they can finally move past the Coyote Pass saga and into the next phases of their lives. Having financial independence from Kody and Robyn is going to be a major win for both Janelle and Meri, who have been entangled with the Brown family for the better part of their adult lives. While Janelle has been open about her financial problems on Sister Wives, hearing both her and Meri speak up about what's been happening with the land has been stressful and difficult.

Our Take On Janelle & Meri Selling Their Coyote Pass Parcels

Janelle & Meri Are Doing The Right Thing

Janelle and Meri finally closing the book on Coyote Pass is a step in the right direction for the Sister Wives stars. Though Meri, who has been moving around Utah to find the best place for her, has been clear that she's angry about the land, while Janelle, who's putting roots down in North Carolina, has been quieter, both have been itching for this to be finished. Now, with the land sold, both can wipe their hands clean of Kody and Robyn, putting their best foot forward as they move into the next phase of Sister Wives season 19's run.

Sister Wives returns with its mid-season premiere on Sunday, April 20 at 10 p.m. EDT on TLC.