OVER IT! Sister Wives’ Robyn Brown wants to ‘burn’ marriage certificate to Kody after he threatens divorce over real estate feud

SISTER Wives star Robyn Brown revealed she wants to “burn” her marriage certificate to husband Kody in a preview for tonight’s episode after weeks of fighting.

In the sneak peek, first wife Meri found her marriage certificate to Kody.

Meri and Kody divorced in 2014 so he could legally marry fourth wife and suspected “favorite” Robyn.

The two married so Kody could adopt her children, Dayton, Aurora and Breanna, from a previous marriage.

In the clip, Robyn said of the marriage licenses: “Let it burn! I’ll burn mine, you burn yours!”

But Meri wasn’t for the idea, as she tearfully said in her confessional: “It’s valid in my heart. That’s why I keep it.”

Robyn explained how only one legal union is allowed because plural marriage is illegal.

She continued in her confessional: “I feel like they’re destructive as far as a plural marriage is concerned. If there was a way for us to not have any legal marriage, that would be the best way to do it.

“My mom is a second wife and I know what kind of pain that caused her, always being the one that’s not quite recognized as a wife. It’s very personal to me.”

She then said: “So burn them all!”

As Sister Wives viewers know, Kody and Robyn have been fighting in recent episodes over whether to buy or rent a home.

Robyn is adamant on renting, as she fears purchasing a home could stall the family financially and push back their plans to build homes on property they purchased in June 2018.

The family is currently living in four separate home across Flagstaff, Arizona.

But Kody, who is also married to Janelle and Christine, insisted they buy, as there are no rentals available and he fears they could be out on the streets if they wait.

Kody even threatened to “dissolve” their marriage over the issue.

On last week’s episode, they found a home to buy.

Robyn cried: “I don’t know how to agree to what Kody is saying. I feel like I’m betraying my whole family agreeing to the idea of buying.”