Unfortunately, things didn’t go as Kody had envisioned.
Between 2021 and 2023, Christine, Meri, andJanelle left Kody to pursue their individual goals.
Christine even gave up on her share of the property to avoid further drama.
As each wife left Kody and time passed, he became more selfish about Coyote Pass.
He divided the land into unequal portions, giving Meri and Janelle smaller parts of the property.
However,Janelle and Meri didn’t let Kody push them around.
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They joined forces and retaliated, even considering taking legal action against Kody.
In 2025, some unofficial sources sparked rumors thatKody had redivided the Coyote Pass propertyamong his ex-wives.
These rumors hinted that the new division would result in equal portions for Kody, Janelle, and Meri.
They have nearly doubled their initial investment, resulting in a profit for all three of them.
However, since each owned different portions of the land, their profits may vary.
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Property records show that a 2.42-acre plot in Kody and Robyn’s names sold for $305,000.
Meri owned 50% of the 2.42-acre second plot, which sold for the listing price of $305,000.
Therefore, she would receive half of that amount, which is 152,500.
In addition to the second parcel, Meri also owned 25% of the third and fourth parcels.
This means she would also receive one-fourth of $400,000 and $490,000.
In total,Meri stands to gain approximately $375000from these sales.
In total, the Brown family received $1.5 million from the sale.
However, theyinitially invested $820,000, resulting in a total profit of approximately $680,000.
Sources:The Sun,Janelle Brown/Instagram
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