Kody Brown ready to ditch Arizona property and relocate to new state- but wife Robyn ‘doesn’t want to go’

SISTER Wives patriarch Kody Brown is ready to ditch the Arizona property he shares with his wife Robyn and relocate to a new state, The U.S. Sun has learned.

After failing to break ground on Coyote Pass, his tract of land in Flagstaff, and stalling construction on the five homes he vowed he would build for his Sister Wives family, Kody now wants to move to Las Vegas.

A source exclusively revealed to The U.S. Sun: “To be honest, Kody is really looking to relocate back to Vegas.”

The source went on to say that his dream of building on Coyote Pass is “kind of pointless” now that three of his four wives have left him in the dust.

“He believed that Coyote Pass was only possible if everyone was included in it,” the source continued.

“But now it’s kind of pointless to stay in a situation that doesn’t make sense anymore.

“The whole point of moving to Arizona was to build a giant home for the family.”

Meri, 52, and Janelle, 53, announced their splits from Kody during a Sister Wives special that aired in December.

Meanwhile, Christine, 50, announced her split in November 2021 and has since moved to Murray, Utah, where she’s renting a $1.1 million two-story duplex.

ROBYN’S REBUTTAL
After running into money issues in the past, Kody, 54, may not move forward with his plans to relocate to the city they moved out of in 2019.

“The house is very expensive that they have, and it’s just a lot to take on.

“It will be way more affordable to kind of start back over in Vegas,” the source explained.

“So that’s kind of what his plan is, but I don’t think Robyn wants to do that. She doesn’t want to leave her older children.”

Robyn, 44, has three older children from her first marriage to ex David Jessop: Dayton, 23, Aurora, 20, and Breanna, 18.

Dayton and Aurora are currently attending school at Northern Arizona University.

Robyn also has two younger children – Solomon, 11, and Ariella, 7 – with Kody, 54.

MARITAL PROBLEMS
Robyn’s opposition to Kody’s idea to move to Vegas isn’t shocking to those close to the famous couple.

“Kody and Robyn are actually not doing very well right now,” a source previously told The U.S. Sun.

“He’s trying to find every reason to blame Robyn for everything falling apart in his life.

“He’s treating her terribly.

“He’s basically, like, ‘You should have done better. You should have worked harder to keep the family together.'”

Kody’s weekend trips and solo outings – he appeared downcast in new pics – might come from a place of needing to spend time apart from his wife, a source claimed.

KODY TEASES MOVE
The family’s patriarch has been spotted in Vegas twice in the past two months.

First, he went with Robyn and another woman, who appeared to be Robyn’s sister, Taralyce Sullivan, at the end of February.

Then, he went back the following month for a “brothers’ trip” with his three brothers – Scott, Travis and William “Michael” Brown.

The group of men were spotted at Luxor Hotel & Casino, but per a YouTube video, stayed at an Airbnb.

“Kody’s making frequent trips to Vegas. He’s going there a lot,” an insider told The U.S. Sun.

“Sometimes it’s for a weekend getaway and sometimes it’s for a business trip. He always has something up his sleeves.”

The insider continued: “He can possibly be house hunting or opening a new business there, or he can be searching for a potential new wife to maintain his polygamous lifestyle.”

LIFE IN ARIZONA
While Kody recently visited the Vegas Strip, Robyn was seen out and about Flagstaff in exclusive photos obtained by The U.S. Sun.

The reality star was seen the morning of March 28, dropping off her children, Solomon and Ariella, at school.

The following day, Robyn continued mom duty as she was pictured picking up coffee at a local drive-thru with daughter Ariella.

Apart from their rare public appearances, the Sister Wives couple lead a quiet life inside their five-bedroom, four bath mansion, which they purchased in August 2019 for $890K.

Their property is located next to Coyote Pass, an expansive plot of land that Kody purchased in 2018 for $820K.

The father of 18 had planned to split it into five parcels, so that he and his now three ex-wives Meri, Janelle, Christine, and his last standing wife, Robyn, could build homes.

But, nearly five years after the purchase, The U.S. Sun has learned that the land still looks exactly the same and there is no activity going on.