The onset of theCOVID-19pandemic is raising new questions for the plural Brown family.
But although Kody, 52, would be willing to rush to aid his wives if they contracted COVID, some of them would prefer that he keep his distance in that case.

“You know, I think if I were to get sick, I would tell Kody to stay away. My kids are old enough that they can take care of themselves,” 51-year-oldJanelle— who shares Logan, Maddie, Hunter, Garrison, Gabriel and Savannah with Kody — tells cameras. “God forbid something really horrible happens to me and I end up in the ICU or something, like, I need one of their parents whole and well.”
Similarly, Christine also says she wouldn’t have Kody come to her home, explaining that she and her kids would do their best to take care of each other if they got sick. (She and Kody share Aspyn, Mykelti, Paedon, Gwendlyn, Ysabel, and Truely.)
“If we got sick in our house. Kody wouldn’t come over — there’s no way. We would quarantine ourselves and just hunker down ourselves and do our best to doctor each other while we’re all sick,” says Christine, 48. “We would just quarantine even more so, but definitely Kody wouldn’t come over if we got sick.”
Meanwhile, Meri — whosemarriage to Kody has been rocky for years— lives alone and only sees her husband “once in a blue moon.”
So if she were to get sick, “nothing would happen,” she predicts in the clip. “I would just be at home alone sick. Nobody comes over here anyway, we don’t see each other.”
When a TLC director brings up Kody’s comment about caring for any of his wives if they got sick, Meri, 50, doesn’t seem to believe it.
“Kody said that if any of his wives got sick, he would go over there and take care of them,” the director tells her.
“I disagree with him,” says the mother of one, who sharesadult daughter Mariah with Kody.
Kody and Meri Brown.Meri Brown/Instagram

“It’s like, what if someone’s super, super ill and that’s their last week of life?” she says. “I’m going to sit there and tell Kody to stay away from them? No.”
Sister Wivesairs Sundays (10 p.m. ET) on TLC.
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