New Update: Kody Brown & Robyn ‘Are Not Building Homes’ On Coyote Pass Land After Family Breakdown

SISTER Wives’ Kody Brown and wife Robyn’s plans for building on their Coyote Pass land have been put on pause, The U.S. Sun has exclusively learned. During the Season 18 premiere of Sister Wives, fans watched as Kody’s ex-wife Janelle shared an update on her plans to build on her portion of the Arizona land.

The father of 18 and his then-wives purchased four parcels of land they called Coyote Pass in Flagstaff, Arizona, for $820,000 in 2018 when the family moved from Las Vegas, Nevada.

Kody had initially planned to split the property into five parcels, as he and his now three ex-wives Meri, 52, Janelle, 54, Christine, 51, and his last standing wife Robyn, 44, could build homes.

Now, The U.S. Sun can exclusively reveal that there are no talks of building on the land.

“Kody and Robyn have no plans for building on Coyote Pass – at least not at this point,” a source revealed.

“There have been no talks whatsoever,” they said.

“It’s very expensive and they have to come to an agreement on what their plans actually are.”

The source continued to say that the only one who has official plans is Janelle.

“Meri’s life is in Utah now and especially after she and Kody divorced, she has no plans to be living anywhere close to her ex,” the insider said.

The U.S. Sun previously reported Christine, who also moved to Utah, signed over the parcel in her name to Kody and Robyn for $10 on July 28, 2022. The U.S. Sun can confirm that there are no new building permits currently filed in Arizona on any of the four parcels of land.

DREAM HOME

On the August 20 premiere episode, Janelle was seen unpacking after moving into her small apartment and sharing her goals with pal Christine for her dream home.

“I thought we would be so much further along in the building process, but that’s just taken a long time,” Janelle revealed, referring to building on Coyote Pass. She then rolled out a large piece of paper showing her house plans.

The mom of six said that she plans on breaking ground in the spring and said it’ll take six to nine months to build. The 1,200 square-foot home is where she would have her daughter Savannah, 18, live when she goes to school, Janelle remarked.

Christine spilled to cameras: “I think if Janelle wants to build then she should definitely build. The thing is I know that they haven’t paid off the property.” Janelle also confessed that their biggest problem is the argument on whether the family has the ability to pay off the house. She felt like no one was prioritizing her.

Kody, separately, confessed to cameras: “I don’t think we’re going to be building on this property by spring.”Coming up with money to pay off Coyote Pass… very difficult. Coming up with a down payment on a house… not hard. We could’ve done that but Janelle was refusing to do that.”

PROBLEM SOLVED

The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed in June that Kody and Janelle had paid off the plot of land in their name and an additional plot in Robyn’s name that was purchased for $170,000 each.

The deed of release and full reconveyance for both parcels obtained by The U.S. Sun confirmed the amount owed to Fidelity National Title Agency was fully paid on June 2, 2023.

One of the parcels purchased on June 25, 2018, was in Janelle and Kody’s names, while the second was in Robyn and Kody’s names. Despite paying off the land, exclusive photos obtained by The U.S. Sun in April 2023 showed that the Browns had yet to break ground. Nearly five years after the purchase, photos showed that the land still looked exactly the same and there was no activity going on.

Apart from the bleak plot of land that was covered in snow at the time, there was only a log fence, paved road, and forest.

RELOCATING?

A source previously said that a reason why Kody and Robyn may not have begun construction is because he could move back to Las Vegas.

“To be honest, Kody is really looking to relocate back to Vegas,” an insider revealed.

The source went on to say that his dream of building on Coyote Pass is “kind of pointless” now that three of his four wives have left him in the dust.

“He believed that Coyote Pass was only possible if everyone was included in it,” the source continued.

“But now it’s kind of pointless to stay in a situation that doesn’t make sense anymore.

“The whole point of moving to Arizona was to build a giant home for the family.”