Brace yourself for yet another wave of Sister Wives drama as whispers swirl that Robyn Brown’s daughter, Brianna, may have been bullying Kody and Janelle’s youngest daughter, Savannah. This revelation has reignited a long-standing debate among fans—is Brianna following in her mother’s controversial footsteps?

It all began on Reddit, where a fan boldly called out Brianna for reportedly bullying Savannah while they were growing up within the Brown family’s chaotic dynamic. According to multiple posts and fan theories, the tension between the two girls was palpable for years. But what’s the real story behind these claims? Let’s dig into it.

The primary allegation stems from Savannah herself, who once revealed to Christine that Brianna never spoke to her at school. While that might sound harsh, Savannah did admit in the same conversation that she never felt especially close to any of her siblings growing up—including Christine’s daughters—until more recently. So, was it bullying, or just a case of emotional distance?

Gwendlyn, one of Christine’s daughters, later confirmed that she, Isabel, Aurora, and Brianna often hung out as a group and left Savannah out. While this may not have been done with malicious intent, Savannah, as one of the younger kids, certainly felt the sting of being excluded. In large families like theirs, the youngest often get left behind—especially without a sibling of similar age to bond with. However, many fans dispute this excuse, pointing out that Brianna and Savannah were actually very close in age, so there was no obvious reason for the disconnect.

Some viewers argue that Savannah did have peers her age in the family and blame the exclusion on social cliques and favoritism that quietly formed behind closed doors. The age gaps between the kids weren’t that significant. Fans who have followed the show from the beginning remember Savannah excitedly anticipating a bond with Brianna when the families first merged. Sadly, that bond never materialized.

Perhaps the most cited evidence of bullying came during an infamous moment when Brianna made what many saw as a demeaning comment about Savannah’s RV bedroom. When Brianna was given a tour of the RV that Janelle and Savannah were living in, she scoffed at Savannah’s modest sleeping quarters, allegedly asking if the dog slept there and looking visibly disgusted when told it was actually Savannah’s bed.

Many fans saw that moment as deeply hurtful and classist, especially considering the stark contrast between Janelle’s living situation and the luxury mansion Robyn and Kody share with her daughters. It wasn’t just a slight against a living space—it was a reflection of the broader disparity within the Brown family, where some kids are pampered while others are left to scrape by.

And then there’s Maddie’s wedding—another painful milestone for Savannah. She wasn’t young enough to be a flower girl, nor was she invited to be a bridesmaid. Fans were outraged on her behalf, arguing there’s no age requirement for being part of a wedding party. Savannah could’ve easily been a junior bridesmaid. Her absence in that bridal lineup struck many viewers as a cruel oversight, especially given her position as the baby of the family for many years.

Adding insult to injury, fans believe the cold dynamic between Savannah and Robyn’s girls may have been encouraged—if not outright modeled—by Robyn herself. Over the years, Robyn has faced countless accusations of manipulation and favoritism. So, is it really a stretch to think her daughters picked up on those cues?

Interestingly, while Savannah has rarely spoken out in detail about her feelings, she has made subtle comments that imply long-term emotional neglect. In one conversation with Christine, she confirmed the fractured relationship with her half-siblings and admitted things were always “kind of like this”—distant, strained, and painful. Christine’s reaction echoed the fans: heartbreak and frustration at how Savannah was seemingly pushed to the margins.

And let’s not forget the RV situation as a whole. Many fans believe it was symbolic of the unequal treatment within the Brown family. While Janelle and Savannah made do in an RV that, while expensive, couldn’t compare to Robyn’s palatial home, Robyn and her daughters lived comfortably and made judgmental remarks about their relatives’ more modest lifestyle.

The tension between the two family branches—Janelle’s and Robyn’s—seems to be inherited by the kids as well. Brianna’s comments about the RV, whether malicious or not, stung especially hard because they came from someone who never knew what it was like to go without. To many fans, this isn’t just about teenage cattiness—it’s about privilege and emotional abandonment in a blended, broken home.

But let’s flip the lens for a moment. Some argue the allegations against Brianna have been blown out of proportion. In one particular scene, subtitles appeared to misattribute sarcastic comments to Brianna that were actually made by Savannah herself in a self-deprecating tone. If that’s the case, perhaps Brianna is being unfairly villainized. Maybe these teens, caught in the crossfire of their parents’ drama, are just trying to navigate an impossible situation the best they can.

Still, moments like Savannah’s disappointment over not having a “real” friend her age—or being left out of key family events—continue to haunt viewers. The emotional scars are hard to miss.

Savannah has since pulled back from the public eye. Many fans believe she’s trying to protect her mental health, distancing herself not just from the cameras, but also from the toxic energy that seemed to permeate her family life. And who could blame her?

She’s been through a lot: growing up in a polygamist family torn apart by jealousy, favoritism, financial inequality, and emotional neglect. Savannah might have siblings all around her, but it’s clear she often felt alone. The fact that she’s choosing peace over proximity shows strength. Fans have praised her for maintaining grace amid chaos—and for not participating in the petty behavior that seems to follow some other members of the family.

In the end, whether or not Brianna deliberately bullied Savannah, it’s undeniable that Savannah has carried the emotional weight of being overlooked in a family that has long favored others. Fans have noticed. They’ve spoken. And many stand firmly in support of Savannah and the quiet resilience she’s shown through the years.

As for Brianna, time will tell whether she steps forward to address the accusations—or continues to benefit from the golden pedestal she’s been placed on.

The Brown family may no longer live under one roof, but their shared history is etched into every bitter exchange, every missed invitation, and every unkind word. And for viewers of Sister Wives, these moments reveal more than just reality TV drama—they shine a light on the very real consequences of favoritism and fractured love in a sprawling, struggling family.