Sister Wives: Paedon Brown Mocks Robyn? Spin-Off Rumors EXPOSED, Janelle’s ‘Big Job’ Revealed

Drama in the Sister Wives universe is heating up again—and this time, it centers on Paedon Brown. The son of Kody and Christine Brown has stirred up controversy with a Mother’s Day video that fans believe takes a not-so-subtle jab at one specific mother in his family: Robyn Brown. Although Paedon claimed the video was simply meant to be funny, the internet isn’t buying it.

Paedon, who is known for his outspokenness and frequent use of social media, shared a TikTok video for Mother’s Day that raised eyebrows almost immediately. In the clip, he stated, “I wish a very, very happy Mother’s Day to almost every mother out there.” He then added, “Not all mothers. I’m a bit of a buttmunch sometimes, so I’m not wishing a Happy Mother’s Day to at least one of them.”

Though he followed it up with a caption insisting he wasn’t throwing shade at anyone in particular and that it was “just a funny addition,” longtime fans of Sister Wives were quick to speculate who the shade was really aimed at—and Robyn Brown’s name came up repeatedly. Many believe Paedon was sending a veiled message about his lingering resentment toward Robyn, Kody’s fourth wife and the only one he remains married to after the others exited the plural arrangement.

Paedon’s complicated relationship with Robyn has been public knowledge for a while now. In previous interviews, he admitted that things between them were never easy, describing their bond as “weird and strained.” He also acknowledged being rude to her children at times and feeling hurt by the preferential treatment his father showed Robyn’s kids compared to his own upbringing. According to Paedon, Robyn didn’t take kindly to how he treated her children, which only added to the tension.

One of the more famous moments that fueled this feud was the infamous “What does the nanny do?” shirt Paedon wore—a jab at Robyn hiring outside help during the pandemic, which many fans viewed as unnecessary and elitist. The phrase became iconic after Christine said it on the show, and Paedon embraced the quote by sporting it on his clothing. Though he claimed it was all in good humor, some fans saw it as further proof of his passive-aggressive stance toward Robyn.

Despite his disclaimers in the Mother’s Day video, Paedon’s smirk and delivery made it hard for viewers to take his message at face value. The timing and tone of his comments led many to believe that Robyn was intentionally excluded from his well-wishes—and that he wanted viewers to read between the lines.

Interestingly, Paedon maintains close ties with his biological mother Christine and has grown especially close to Janelle and her children. Now living in North Carolina, Janelle is carving out a new life after leaving Kody, and Paedon has supported her every step of the way. As rumors swirl about a potential Sister Wives spin-off centered around Janelle’s life post-polygamy, some speculate that Paedon could play a significant role in a new version of the series. Whether he would appear as comic relief, a source of emotional insight, or a direct commentator on the family’s past, Paedon has already shown a flair for stirring the pot—and drawing attention.

While TLC has yet to confirm whether Sister Wives will return for a 20th season, the possibility of spin-offs focusing on individual family members like Janelle, Christine, or even Meri has fans buzzing. Janelle’s recent move and the revelation that she might be taking on a “big job” in her new state only adds fuel to the fire. Although specific details about this new career venture remain under wraps, it seems Janelle is thriving on her own and embracing life beyond polygamy.

Meanwhile, the Brown family continues to grapple with heavier issues, such as the tragic death of Garrison Brown. As one of Kody and Janelle’s sons, Garrison was a beloved figure within the show’s fanbase. His sudden passing earlier this year deeply impacted viewers and the family alike. However, the show has come under fire for how it has handled (or rather, not handled) the loss. Fans were disappointed when recent episodes of Sister Wives failed to acknowledge Garrison’s death, despite it happening during the filming timeline.

Some viewers noted glaring omissions, such as Janelle mentioning which children remained in Flagstaff but failing to include Garrison’s name. This led to speculation that her confessional might have been filmed post-tragedy, and that producers are purposefully avoiding the subject. Such choices have not sat well with audiences who feel the show should have paid tribute to Garrison’s life and acknowledged the family’s grief.

As Season 19 comes to a close, the Sister Wives story seems to be at a major crossroads. With Christine remarried and settled near Salt Lake City, Janelle living in North Carolina, and Meri in Utah, the once-unified plural family is now scattered across the country. Only Robyn remains with Kody in Flagstaff—and their monogamous marriage appears to be on shaky ground, especially as Kody continues to paint himself as a victim in interviews and confessionals.

The upcoming Tell-All episode, hosted once again by Sukanya Krishnan, promises to dive into these fractures and explore how each wife is navigating life after leaving Kody. Viewers can expect pointed questions, raw emotion, and perhaps a few surprising revelations about the future of the family—and the series itself.

So, was Paedon’s Mother’s Day message just a joke, or a deliberate jab at Robyn? And could his growing presence on social media signal a larger role in a future spin-off centered on the Brown kids or the ex-wives’ new lives? One thing’s for sure: in the world of Sister Wives, the drama is far from over. Stay tuned.