Coyote Pass has been REDIVIDED !!! Find out who gets what | Sister Wives

The long-awaited decision about Coyote Pass has finally been made, bringing major changes to the Brown family’s property holdings. Sister Wives fans have been following the drama surrounding the land for years, and now, the division of the once-shared property is official. So, who gets what?

Recent property records reveal that Kody and Robyn Brown now hold 50% ownership of Coyote Pass, while Janelle and Meri each claim a 25% stake. Christine, who walked away from her marriage to Kody in 2021, sold her share of the land to him and Robyn for a mere $10, effectively cutting ties with the property. This latest division marks a significant shift in the family’s dynamic, reflecting the deep fractures that have formed over the years.

Kody originally purchased Coyote Pass in 2018 with the vision of creating a communal living space for himself, his four wives, and their children. However, that dream quickly fell apart when his wives resisted the idea of a single home and, eventually, three of them chose to leave him entirely. The family’s unraveling has left the once-promising land undeveloped, with no clear future in sight.

Janelle was the only wife who seriously attempted to make use of the property. In 2021, she parked an RV on the land, hoping to create a fresh start. However, the reality of the situation soon became apparent—she was living in isolation, and the Brown family’s unity was nothing more than a distant memory. Following her split from Kody, she left Arizona and moved to North Carolina, where she planned to start a flower business. Yet, despite her ambitions, little progress has been made, and fans have noticed the lack of action.

Meanwhile, Meri has distanced herself from the property entirely. She currently resides in Utah, running Lizzie’s Heritage Inn, the bed and breakfast she inherited from her late mother. As for Kody and Robyn, they made a major move in October 2024, purchasing a $2.1 million home in Flagstaff—far from the vision of a united Brown family on Coyote Pass.

With tensions still running high, the legal battle over the land isn’t over. A teaser for the second half of Sister Wives Season 19 shows Meri growing increasingly frustrated, even threatening legal action against Kody and Robyn. “There are a few things I will fight for, and this is one of them,” she declares in a confessional. Meanwhile, Janelle acknowledges that the unresolved land situation is preventing her from fully moving on with her life.

Robyn, on the other hand, remains emotionally attached to Coyote Pass, struggling to let go of what she once imagined. “Every time I’m at Coyote Pass, my heart aches,” she admits. Yet, even Kody is torn—sometimes wanting to keep the land, other times considering selling it. Their indecision only fuels the growing resentment among the other former wives, making it clear that the property remains a major point of contention.

With the second half of Season 19 set to premiere soon, fans can expect even more revelations about the fate of Coyote Pass. Will the land finally be sold, or will the Brown family find a way to resolve their disputes? One thing is certain—the drama surrounding Sister Wives is far from over.