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3 Times Mykelti Padron Involved Herself in Drama That Had Nothing to Do With Her
By Andrea Francese,
25 days ago
Mykelti Padron has involved herself in plenty of 'Sister Wives' drama. We've collected three examples of moments when she should have stayed out of it.
Mykelti Padron has launched a career online involving herself in Sister Wives drama. The mother of three has spent the better part of a year sharing insider information about the cast of Sister Wives on both YouTube and Patreon. While she insists she is moving from Utah to North Carolina to get some distance from her family’s more dramatic moments, fans are stunned by the reasoning. After all, Mykelti has been the Brown offspring who has inserted herself the most into her parents’ issues. We’ve collected three examples of moments when Mykelti got involved in drama that had nothing to do with her.
Mykelti Padron called Meri Brown out for ‘cheating’
Mykelti has no biological connection to Meri Brown and no active interactions with Kody Brown’s first wife. Both Mykelti and Meri seem to prefer it that way. That, however, didn’t stop Mykelti Padron from speaking on Meri Brown and Kody Brown’s marital troubles; their drama played out on Sister Wives.
Meri Brown | TLC/YouTube
In a rather tone-deaf moment, Mykelti told her social media followers that Meri Brown didn’t have a right to be angry with Kody Brown because she “cheated” and “gave up” on their marriage first. Fans were stunned by her thought process and more troubled by the fact that she so confidently offered her opinion on a situation that she didn’t have all the details on.
Meri Brown and Kody Brown later admitted that their marriage had long been dead. Meri revealed she and Kody had not had an intimate relationship for years before the catfishing scandal.
Mykelti spoke out about her sister missing their mother’s wedding
Mykelti Padron was deeply involved in her mother’s new relationship from the very beginning, even before it was featured on Sister Wives. There was nothing inherently wrong with that. She was clearly excited to see her mother happy for the first time in a decade. Still, Mykelti should have backed off when talking about Christine’s wedding. She spoke out of turn on Patreon about Gwendlyn Brown’s decision not to attend David Woolley and Christine Brown’s Utah wedding.
Gwendlyn Brown | YouTube
Mykelti kicked the rumor mill into hyperdrive when she informed fans on social media that Gwendlyn was a “surprise” no-show. Gwendlyn later claimed she had spoken to her mother before the nuptials and that Christine Brown knew that Gwen could not attend the event. While Sister Wives fans don’t entirely believe Gwendlyn’s excuse, Mykelti had no business speaking on the issue.
Mykelti forced a going away party that no one wanted
Based on her appearance on Sister Wives, Mykelti tends to think she knows what other people want better than they know what they want. Her desire to force her own wants on other people was on full display during season 17 of Sister Wives, which focused on Christine’s move from Flagstaff, Arizona, to Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mykelti, who was living in Utah then, inserted herself into the move. She forced the entire family to get together to say “goodbye” to Christine and Truely Brown. Christine wanted to leave town without any fanfare. It was clear no one who attended the event wished to be there, either. Most Sister Wives fans agree that Mykelti should have just stayed out of it.
Season 19 of Sister Wives does not yet have a premiere date. Fans can expect the season to begin in August or September, though. Mykelti appears involved in the upcoming season.
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