Sister Wives Star Christine Brown’s Big Financial Decision with David Woolley During Kody’s Coyote Pass Conflict with Meri & Janelle

Christine Brown is poised to launch her second Airbnb venture in Utah, amidst allegations that Kody Brown exerted control over the earnings of the entire Sister Wives cast. Initially entering a spiritual marriage in 1994, Christine and Kody share six children. Yet, their relationship soured as Kody opted to live primarily with his youngest wife, Robyn Brown, further complicating dynamics when he openly expressed that he no longer found Christine attractive. Consequently, Christine severed ties with Kody and sold her stake in the Coyote Pass property for just $10.

Now free from the constraints of a toxic relationship, Christine is taking charge of her financial future and is determined to boost her income.

In a recent Instagram update, Christine shared her excitement about opening a new Airbnb with her partner, David Woolley. During their drive to the property in Hurricane, Utah, she enthusiastically remarked, “we’re on our way to Hurricane, Utah, ”and exclaimed, “we’re opening up our new Airbnb. So excited!!”She revealed that the new property will feature four bedrooms, three of which will serve as private suites. Additionally, Christine is seeking input from her followers on selecting a theme for the new Airbnb.

Christine Brown and David Woolley discussing their new Airbnb

Implications of Christine’s Financial Decisions for Her Future

Christine’s Pursuit of Financial Independence

During Season 19 of Sister Wives, Meri, Janelle, and Christine address how Kody previously managed the family’s finances, pooling their earnings into a communal fund for expenses. Although this system functioned effectively for many years, the revelations have surfaced that Kody may have been misappropriating their financial contributions, possibly to indulge Robyn. Christine often had to ask Kody for personal money during their marriage, while Meri and Janelle now face hurdles in claiming their fair share of the Coyote Pass sale.

After spending over 25 years in a restrictive marriage, Christine’s newfound approach to her finances is commendable. She is determined to avoid asking anyone else for financial support, taking steps to establish her own means of livelihood. By investing in additional properties and converting them into Airbnb rental spaces, she is laying the groundwork for a sustainable future. Regardless of her relationship duration with David, Christine is prioritizing the creation of income-generating assets.

Analysis of Christine’s New Airbnb Venture

Utah: A Prime Tourist Destination

Christine Brown and David Woolley appearing concerned — Custom image by Cesar García

Christine’s first Airbnb in Moab, Utah, is reportedly thriving, with bookings consistently filling the calendar. Given this success, expanding into another rental property is a savvy move for the Sister Wives star to enhance her monthly income. With Utah recognized as a leading destination for both domestic and international tourists, the odds favor Christine and David’s new Airbnb venture being profitable. It is hoped that their collaborative effort will lead to substantial success in the rental market.

Wife	Age	Married	Divorced	Children
Meri Brown	53	1990	2022	1
Janelle Brown	55	1993	2022	6 (1 deceased)
Christine Brown	52	1994	2021	6
Robyn Brown	45	2010	—	5 (3 from previous marriage)