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When it comes to how ex -husband Kodi has handled finance in recent years, Genel Brown would like to give her two cents.
Almost more than before, it was a theme that Genel broke on the 26 January episode of Sister Wives, stating how things work in the early years of their plural marriage:
“We weighed on what the bills should be paid, how we were going to pay, who got priority.”
In other words? It was a team’s effort,
Genel, Christine, Mary and Robin contributed all – in some sense, at least – in the monetary position of the family.
Over the years, of course, the first three women listed above have All Went away from Kodi.
However, before that, Brown said on this latest installment that “Kodi will only withdraw money and I don’t know what is. And money was just being spent and many of it.”
There is absolutely no news to know that Kodi is bad with money.
But Genel gave it a sound here as if he was almost stealing from his spouse.
As you can expect, meanwhile, Kodi sees things differently. He said through confession on the episode that he did not pay any transparency to Genel or anyone else.
“I was the father of 18 and just a husband more than Janelle,” he explained during the episode. “So we had a lot of places which needed money to go which was not always the business of Genel.”
Narcissist also blamed his former, said on the air:
“Genel was doing bookkeeping method, so some of the bills paid by all of us should be paid, which should have been paid by him.”
Genel believes that Kodi loved Robin more pampered than the wife of any other sister (“I always surprised how good his backyard was. It was completely finished. And always always ended. , Like, there was luggage at his house.
In a conversation with Pal Jane Sulivan in the show’s 19 January episode, he said, “With family funds that I helped Kids go to college, went into property.” “All this went away.”
Except, apparently, to cover the cost of classes at Westminster College in Utah – where Mary’s only child, Leon Brown attended school.
“I really don’t know how much family funds have actually paid for other children’s schools or cars,” accepted my 17 children who shared with Kodi and his fellow sister wives.
“But I know that my Kido’s school was not taken care of from the family fund.”
