Sister Wives: Kody Trying To Shut Down Meri By Asking To Sign A Confidentiality Agreement?

Sister Wives is preparing to air one of its most emotional episodes of the season. In a newly released preview clip, Meri Brown breaks down. In it, she describes a tense dispute involving the sale of the family’s Coyote Pass property. Her point of view on the matter hints at secrecy and a disagreement that went far deeper than just paperwork.

Viewers have watched the land saga unfold for years, but this new reveal adds another dimension to the conflict. The preview raises major questions about how the negotiations unfolded and who was pushing for what behind the scenes. What exactly was Meri asked to sign? And why did the request trigger such an emotional response? Keep reading to know more.

Sister Wives: A Long, Complicated Road Toward Selling Coyote Pass

The matter of Coyote Pass property has been a storyline among the Browns since 2018. The reality TV family moved to Flagstaff with a plan to build a shared compound, hoping to keep their blended family close. From the start, the family struggled to agree on how to divide the land. Meri disliked her assigned plot, and frustrations continued to rise. Christine later exited the marriage and sold her stake back to Kody in 2022.

Meri and Janelle followed her out of the plural union, leaving Robyn as the only remaining wife. Janelle later shared that she had doubts about Kody’s intentions during the sale discussions and felt he wasn’t handling the process fairly. But with the land finally sold for $1.5 million in real life, this saga is soon to reach its climax.

Sister Wives: Kody Confronted Meri Over Confidentiality Agreement In Emotional Preview

The latest Sister Wives preview shows a tense moment as Meri explains the conflict surrounding Coyote Pass. She becomes emotional as she describes Kody asking her to sign a confidentiality agreement during the sale. According to her, he blamed her for slowing the process and accused her of being the problem. Meri tearfully questioned why he wanted to “silence” her and why secrecy was suddenly necessary. Kody then shared his side in a separate confessional.

Kody said that Janelle pushed him to either honor Meri’s wishes or move forward without her. He even admitted to considering a “back door” deal with Janelle to sell the land without Meri and Christine’s consent. Robyn rejected the idea, telling him she would not participate unless the deal were “perfectly fair.” She called herself the “big fat rock in the way,” refusing to let the sale proceed under those terms. Janelle then clarified that Kody technically could have forced the sale, though she didn’t believe it was the right choice. Kody recalled Robyn confronting him, asking where the generous man she once admired had gone.

Her words pushed him to reflect on his behavior and claim he needed to become “a better man.” When the director asked Meri whether signing the agreement would have prevented her from speaking out if the property had been sold without her, she quietly replied, “No.” She then broke down, saying it “f*cking breaks my heart” to think the family she once trusted would treat her that way. For the latest Sister Wives tea, stay tuned to TV Season & Spoilers.