Kody and Robyn Brown’s Net Worth Following ‘Sister Wives’ Exit
Kody Brown and Robyn Brown’s shocking exit from Sister Wives has absolutely everyone talking. The twist was the main focus of the recently released trailer for the show’s upcoming 21st season. Still, Kody and Robyn are staying quiet, at least for now. The way the show’s first 20 seasons framed the Brown family’s financial situation has fans questioning how the couple will stay afloat without the show. Let’s take a look at their rumored net worth and how Kody might be making money without TLC cutting him a paycheck.
What is Kody Brown and Robyn Brown’s net worth?
While Kody Brown and Robyn Brown have kept their personal financial situation pretty guarded, most tracking sites suggest the couple is worth around $1.4 million in total. It remains unclear what the pair earned during their time on Sister Wives. Rumors have long suggested they were paid around $40,000 per episode, as a group. Those earnings were believed to be pooled into a family account that Kody controlled. It’s unclear how that money was divided following the spiritual divorces.
While $1.4 million as a married couple is a healthy net worth, it’s a tiny number in comparison to many other reality TV superstars. It also fails to account for the large debts Kody Brown is known for taking on. Previous seasons of the show heavily focused on financial tension amid lagging home sales, the purchase of a property the family never bothered to develop, and significant rent and expenses. Kody and Robyn also took on significant new debt in 2024 when they sold their original Flagstaff home. They then purchased a larger property nearby. According to InTouch Weekly, the pair took out a mortgage of roughly $1.68 million on their new home.
Does Kody Brown have an income stream outside of ‘Sister Wives’?
While Kody Brown spent much of the last two decades working as a reality TV personality, he was also quietly running a business behind the scenes. Kody once had direct links to a company called Das Hundhaus Firearms and Accessories, though the business closed years before TLC came knocking. He is still involved in firearms and accessories sales, though. Kody has been spotted as a vendor at multiple gun shows and is connected to a tactical gear company, too. The business was never mentioned on Sister Wives, though it’s unclear if that was TLC’s call or if Kody Brown opted to keep it private.
He also monetizes his fame through Cameo, charging fans for personalized video messages. His videos start at $149 and go up to $499 depending on the type of video requested. While it’s unclear how many he’s sold, he has nearly 200 reviews from customers. His most recent video was completed on September 7, according to his Cameo profile.
What the new trailer signals
With Kody and Robyn no longer part of the show, their reality-TV income stream appears to be finished. At least they appear to be without a TV paycheck for now. Whether he’s cooking up something new still remains to be seen. Sister Wives fans suspect he can’t stay away from the spotlight for long. Theories that the former polygamist is plotting a separate entertainment project have popped up in the 24 hours since the TLC announcement was made. Still, there is no concrete evidence to support that yet.
Regardless, season 21 is moving forward without Kody and Robyn. According to the recently released trailer, it will focus on Janelle, Christine, and Meri as they move forward and continue to rebuild their lives and relationships without polygamy hanging over their heads. We still expect there to be plenty of Kody talk in the episodes to come.
Season 21 of Sister Wives premieres on October 4. Janelle Brown, Christine Brown, and Meri Brown will all be back. Christine’s husband, David Woolley, was also featured in the trailer. New love interests will also pop up this season.
