Sister Wives: Christine’s Grandfather Was K!lled By Her Great Uncle! Is She Connected To Mormon Murd€rers?

Sister Wives star Christine Brown grew up in a polygamist family. She has lost many family members due to their polygamist roots. The TLC star’s grandfather was killed by her great-uncle. Christine was also considered as the “polygamist royalty” many times on the show. She wasn’t unaware of the concept before her marriage to Kody. However, her views changed after marrying the latter.

Christine became her husband‘s third wife and nurtured the large family with other wives. She never shared many details about her family and background. The TLC star seems to have lost many family members for being a part of the Mormon community. What actually happened between Christine’s grandfather and great-uncle? Keep on reading to learn more about her family background.

Sister Wives: Christine Was An Asset To Kody Due To Her Polygamist Royalty Background!

Sister Wives star Christine Brown wasn’t new to the world of polygamy. She has a great history with the Mormon community. Hence, Kody always treated the TLC star as an asset for him when they married in 1994. Christine was the granddaughter of Rulon C Allred, who had a great reputation in the community. He was the former leader of the Apostolic United Brethren (AUB).

Kody was also a part of this Church before his split from his plural wives. He respected the Church’s Priesthood Council and its hierarchy a lot at that time. However, there is an intense history of the murders in the Mormon community. Christine also lost her family members due to the rivalry. How did her grandfather die? What was the truth?

Sister Wives: What Is Christine’s Connection To Polygamist Royalty & Daughters Of The Cult?

Sister Wives star Christine Brown didn’t enjoy polygamy much and parted ways with Kody to live a happy life. She has vowed never to enter into polygamy again. However, the TLC star has an old connection with this concept. Christine’s family has a history of murders among Mormons. Her great-uncle Ervil Morrell LeBaron was the leader of the rival community, who killed many of his family members.

The ABC News Studio has also made a documentary, Daughters of the Cult, on Christine’s great-uncle and grandpa. It is available on Hulu, and it dives into the lives of her great-uncle Ervil LeBaron. He was the leader of the Church of the First Born Lamb of God. The TLC star’s great-uncle ordered the murders of his opponents, including Rulon C. Allred, president of the AUB.

Allred was Christine’s grandpa, and he lost his life in the massacre. Moreover, LeBaron’s 13th wife, Rena Chynoweth, was free from the charges of killing Rulon with the help of her stepdaughter, Ramona Marston. She made her confession in the memoir, The Blood Covenant. Evril was accused of several other murders, including her own brother Joel.

Recently, a Redditor started a thread to discuss Christine’s background. Several fans shared that she was a polygamist royalty because members from both sides of her family were practicing Mormon polygamy. Further, they discussed how the TLC star’s family was practicing polygamy for generations of two different sectors or groups.