Season 19 of “Sister Wives” is shaping up to be one of the most fragmented and unpredictable yet, and Mykelti Padron is spilling all the tea on why! If you’ve been watching and wondering why the show feels so scattered, Mykelti has the inside scoop, and let’s just say, it’s not looking great for Kody Brown.

First off, let’s clear up some rumors—no, Mykelti’s mom, Christine Brown, is not selling feet pics. Instead, she’s been living her best life, vacationing and enjoying time with Janelle, their family, and their husbands. While they’re out having fun, Kody and Robyn remain in Flagstaff, seemingly isolated from the rest of the family.

One of the biggest revelations Mykelti has shared is that Season 19 has struggled with continuity because there just isn’t enough footage. With Kody and his ex-wives all living separately, filming has become more complicated than ever. Unlike past seasons, where the family was more interconnected, the new episodes feel like a patchwork of individual storylines that don’t always line up. Fans have noticed inconsistencies in scenes, like Kody and Robyn’s daughter, Ariella, appearing much younger in some clips and older in others—suggesting that production has spliced together footage from different years just to make the season work.

This season, Kody is once again scrambling to save the show. It’s no secret that TLC nearly canceled “Sister Wives” after Season 11, and Kody had to agree to a pay cut to keep it on the air. Now, with the family fractured and ratings in question, he’s seemingly attempting to reinvent himself yet again. Over the past few seasons, fans have seen him switch from domineering patriarch to victim, only to now push the narrative of being a devoted father. But many aren’t buying it. A recent emotional moment featuring Kody crying over Aurora’s baptism request was met with skepticism, as fans called him out for neglecting many of his other children while continuing to prioritize Robyn’s family.

Meanwhile, Christine and Janelle continue to thrive post-Kody. Although they live in different states, they remain close friends and have built their own independent lives away from polygamy. Mykelti hints that this season might be the final chapter for “Sister Wives” as we know it, as there simply isn’t enough interaction between the family members to sustain the show’s original concept. However, many fans are calling for TLC to create spin-offs featuring Christine, Janelle, and even Meri—focusing on their new journeys rather than Kody’s crumbling household.

So what’s next for “Sister Wives”? Will Kody take another pay cut to keep the cameras rolling, or is this truly the beginning of the end? Mykelti keeps dropping behind-the-scenes tidbits, and if her insights are anything to go by, Season 19 may mark the official sunset of the Brown family’s polygamous reality TV reign. Stay tuned for more updates!