Kody Brown and robin brown He reportedly took out a staggering seven-figure loan to buy a luxury $2.1 million home in Flagstaff, Arizona.
The large purchase ended up raising eyebrows, especially given the timing, as it came amid reports of Kody’s continuing financial debts to ex-wives Christine, Janelle, and Meri Brown.
As Robin and Kody Brown settle into their luxurious new home, questions arise about the meaning of such extravagant purchases.
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Robyn Brown and Kody Brown loan $1.68 million
The couple officially improved their living situation, purchasing a stately six-bedroom, seven-bathroom mansion in Flagstaff for $2.1 million.
The major purchase comes after a recent attempt to sell the former mansion, which was on the market for $1.65 million on Aug. 29, failed to find a buyer and was sold in early October.
To secure this new luxury property, Kody and Robyn reportedly made a hefty down payment of $420,000 and covered the rest with a $1.68 million loan.
According to documents obtained by in touchthe lovebirds completed the purchase of their new home through their trust, White Stone Trust, on October 24th.
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The 7,884-square-foot property includes not only a guesthouse, but also a separate RV garage and plenty of space for seven vehicles.
The spending raises questions, especially considering Kody’s ex-wife Christine Brown’s ongoing child support and custody lawsuit.
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‘Sister Wives’ stars took out loan amid courtroom drama with Christine
Kody and Robin’s recent home purchase comes against the backdrop of their ongoing legal dispute with Christine over child support and custody.
Christine filed a petition dated September 16th seeking to establish paternity for her youngest daughter, Truly, because Kody was not listed on his birth certificate.
The legal action comes after the 52-year-old separated from the family patriarch in November 2021 and subsequently decided to move with his daughter from Flagstaff to Utah.
Christine felt it was in the young man’s best interests to move, especially given the strained relationship between Kody and his many children.
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Their relationship was on good terms at the time, and she believed their bond would remain intact even if they moved. However, even though Kody filed his response to Christine’s lawsuit on October 23, more than a month later, he expressed his disagreement with Christine.
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Kody and Robin’s new home purchase sparks financial controversy
Just before the news of his massive $2.1 million mortgage broke, Without a Crystal Ball host Katie Paulson shared some insight into Kody’s financial woes.
The Blast reported that Paulson detailed the 55-year-old’s use of a revocable trust, the White Stone Trust, to purchase the Flagstaff property, and that it was set up by creditors. He pointed out that it does not protect them from child support claims. Paulson also criticized Kody for his debts to his ex-wives. In her words:
“Kody and Robyn didn’t need a new home, and they bought it while the couple was still in debt to Janelle and Meri. Additionally, Kody has been paying child support to Christine since they moved out in 2021. I haven’t paid.”
Couple’s Utah court order blocks home sale
Kody and Robin’s recent financial moves have come under scrutiny as they were unable to sell their previous home due to a Utah injunction. Paulson explained that jurisdiction in the child support case falls under Utah law, which requires Kody to keep the property.
“Child support is required by law in both Utah and Arizona. Failure to pay child support can result in fines and prison time,” she emphasized.
Despite recently purchasing a home in Flagstaff for $2.1 million, the couple now faces two expensive mortgages totaling more than $11,000 a month. The financial burden does not exempt the father of 18 children from paying child support. In fact, obligations under state law may even increase.
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Kody Brown accused of ‘hiding assets’
The “No Crystal Ball” star followed up with a lengthy post with a shocking claim. One of the highlights was that Mr Cody’s new purchases could be an attempt to hide assets from his ex-wives.
Fans echoed her complaints, accusing the star of failing to pay child support and settle outstanding balances owed to Merritt, Janelle and Christine.
One fan wrote: “This is insane. Please pay child support and give Meri and Janelle a Coyote pass. What these two are doing is disgusting.”
Another follower referenced Kody’s history of questionable financial decisions, with yet another commenting, “Kody, will you get back on your feet and pay Janelle and Mary what you owe? And when Christine put you through that… I hope they nail him to the cross,” he added.
Will Kody Brown and Robyn Brown still be able to sell their former home?
