Sister Wives' Kody Brown officially commits to monogamy after his tumultuous journey through polygamy

Kody Brown is reflecting on the lessons he has learned in love and marriage after a tumultuous journey through polygamy.

The marriages of the Brown family patriarch to Meri Brown, Janelle Brown, and Christine Brown all failed within 14 months. The Sister Wives: One-on-One episode from Sunday looked at what's next for the 54-year-old now that Robyn Brown is his only remaining wife. Beginning with Janelle, she discussed the possibility of Kody taking on another sister with host Sukanya Krishnan.

"He's now talking more and more about, 'As we move forward into monogamy.' So, I think that's where he's headed," Janelle, also 54, said before noting how she doesn't see Robyn bringing another potential sister wife into the equation. "I do not foresee it. If I did, I'll bet you $1,000 right now and you come to find me. If he does, I will give you $1,000."

Janelle's stance was influenced by her belief that Kody, 54, and Robyn, 45, appear to be "very happy" in their relationship. "At this point in their lives, they appear to have discovered something very deep in each other, and I believe it works." "And that's fine," she adds.

Sukanya then asked Kody the same question, and he stated that he "wouldn't be interested" in Robyn recruiting another sister wife.

"I would have to tell that woman I will never love you as much as I love her," he went on to say. "Now I know better."



Robyn, on the other hand, was skeptical that she could find happiness with Kody alone after breaking his promise to build a strong, plural family together.

"It's strange. "I want to say yes because I want to be loving and respectful to Kody, but I'm not sure how this works exactly," she explained. "It's strange. It feels disrespectful to me."

Robyn also stated that it "feels disrespectful to be happy" with Kody because she hasn't received off-camera approval from Janelle, Meri, and Christine, despite their on-camera approval of the relationship.

"I need an off-camera, to my-face [conversation] because I don't know how it feels like it's disrespectful to his kids," she said with a tear in her eye. "It feels disrespectful to the commitments that I made."

"My commitment to them, to their children, to Kody about this family is not broken," Robyn added. And I'm not sure how to break it. "I don't know what to do with it."