Christine Brown

Christine Brown is an American reality television personality best known for her appearance on the TLC series Sister Wives. Born Christine Ruth Allred on April 18, 1972, she grew up in a polygamist community and was raised in the Apostolic United Brethren faith. She became the third wife of Kody Brown in 1994 in a spiritual ceremony, as polygamist marriages are not legally recognized. The couple has six children together: Aspyn, Mykelti, Paedon, Gwendlyn, Ysabel, and Truely.

Sister Wives premiered on TLC in 2010, documenting the lives of Kody Brown and his four wives: Meri, Janelle, Christine, and Robyn. The show became a hit, running for multiple seasons and following the family through major life events, including their move from Lehi, Utah to Las Vegas, Nevada, and later to Flagstaff, Arizona. Christine was often regarded as the most charismatic and emotionally expressive of the wives, which made her a fan favorite throughout the series.

In November 2021, Christine announced her separation from Kody Brown after 27 years together, a decision that became a central storyline in the show’s subsequent seasons. She moved back to Utah and began a new chapter in her life, which fans followed with great interest. Her departure from the plural marriage was seen as a pivotal moment in the show’s history. In 2023, Christine married David Woolley, and their relationship has been a source of joy for her fans.

Beyond reality television, Christine has pursued various business ventures. She has sold LuLaRoe clothing, launched a cooking website, and built a social media following where she shares aspects of her new life. She co-authored the book Becoming Sister Wives with Kody and his other wives. Her net worth is estimated at $1 million, primarily from her long-running television career, social media presence, and entrepreneurial efforts.