Kody Brown 'never claimed to be a lady man'

Kody Brown recorded his skills with the ladies straightforward.

In an episode of this week Sister and wife On Sunday, May 11, Cody shares with the camera that his family focused on “doing happy things” after the sudden death of his son’s garrison.

“We are traveling through our sorrow because you need time to mourn,” Kody, 56, explained before the tearing. “We are mourning the respect and love of the dead, mourning for having this pain. We are doing happy things. We are doing happy things so that we can continue to move forward from mourning, so we can be confident in the future and our own future and our own lives.”

While the episode focuses on how the family continues to play the tragedy, it also starts with some lighter moments from brooding. Cody and his wife, Robyn Brown, travel to his native Wyoming with their children. He not only showed them the town, which included showing them various signs he had made for local businesses early in his career, but also had them engage in local activities.

Once, the family gathered at a local restaurant for dinner and had a relaxing conversation. Cody shares the origin of his name with Robyn, 46, and his children, an inspiration for his father's admiration for Buffalo Bill, aka William Frederick Cody.

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“He was a scout for the U.S. Army. He later became friends throughout his life, or a business partner with a bull sitting, who traveled with the Wild Wild West performances,” Cody explained. “Basically, he's a performer. He's an entertainer.”

In response, Robin asked, “So, do you think that’s like you?”

“I think I’m very interesting,” Cody responded. “I'm trying to entertain you!”

As Robyn points out, how “a little crazy and wild” Buffalo Bill is, Cody said: “I think he could be very charming, very funny, very friendly, maybe a lady’s man, I assume he’s on assuming.”

Cody added: “I don’t think I’m a lady’s man at all.”

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The comments of “Ladies Man” caused laughter from the table, and Cody questioned why his words were so interesting to them. “I'm not saying me – I never claimed to be a lady's man! I'm polygamy because religion is polygamy.” “Okay? I'm never a lady's man.”

Joined twice, then Cody told the camera: “I have four wives, that's it. I'm not a lady's man, having four wives doesn't make me a lady's man.”

But Robin disagrees with her long-term husband. “He does have four wives! I mean, most people would think of a lady's man, but no matter what.”

Since 2010, the TLC series shows how they became a plural family life in marriages with Robyn, Meri Brown, Christine Brown and Janelle Brown. He divorced Meri, 54, who broke in for 14 months, with Christine, 53, and Janelle, 56. He is now only married to Robyn, who married in 2010 in 2014 in a legal marriage in 2014.

After three divorces, Cody announced that he would never endure polygamy—a practice that is part of their religion, a fundamentalist Mormon denomination.

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