‘Sister Wives’ Businesses: Janelle, Christine, Robyn, Meri’s Gigs

While the Sister Wives stars Janelle Brown, Robyn Brown, Christine Brown and Meri Brown are famous for their reality series, they are also entrepreneurs! So, husband Kody Brown isn’t the only one in the family to find success in the business world.

Although Christine announced her split from Kody in November 2021, she and Janelle remained close friends and are still business partners, as both promote the weight loss program Plexus. The company’s goal aims to support weight management and nutrition through personal products as well as dietary supplements.

Two months prior to calling it quits with Kody, Christine officially joined her pal in the program’s “family,” Janelle announced via her Instagram account. Since Janelle has undergone a stunning weight loss transformation, Christine mentioned she “had to see for [herself] what [Plexus] was all about!”

“Watching from the sidelines doesn’t give you energy,” Christine indicated about her desire to join the health and wellness group, according to Janelle’s September 2021 Instagram caption. ”Watching from the sidelines doesn’t bring back your focus nor mental clarity. Watching from the sidelines doesn’t make the sugar cravings go away nor the stomach pains disappear. I had been watching Janelle from the sidelines.”

That month, Janelle launched her own “retail trade” company titled NTYK, LLC, In Touch confirmed. She rented a new office in a commercial building located in Flagstaff, Arizona, in which suites cost $2,000 per month, according to a real estate advertisement viewed by In Touch. Inside her suite includes a walk-in reception area, a kitchenette, a private office, cublicles and a restroom. Janelle has not publicly commented on her new business, though.

Meri is also a noteworthy business owner. Fans of the TLC series know she has managed her bed and breakfast, Lizzie’s Heritage Inn in Parowan, Utah, since December 2017. The property was once owned by her great-great-grandparents and even won an award for being the “Best Country Inn” in September 2019, which Meri proudly revealed via Instagram.

“I’ll just leave this right here. After I do a little happy dance,” the reality star captioned a screenshot of a YouTube video that featured her award title in the front yard of the inn.

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And as for all four women, the family previously launched the now-defunct online jewelry store “My Sisterwife’s Closet” and Robyn was the one took the reins to run it. However, the business hasn’t been updated since 2019.

However, Robyn, Meri, Janelle and Christine didn’t stop exploring other endeavors. They published their New York Times best-seller Becoming Sister Wives: The Story of Unconventional Marriage in May 2012.

Scroll through the gallery to learn more about Janelle, Christine, Robyn and Meri’s businesses.

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Christine Brown

Aside from partnering with Plexus with bestie Janelle, Christine is also a LuLaRoe seller, just like Meri!

“I love selling clothes in a fun, enjoyable environment where people smile and have a great time finding clothes that make them feel good from the comfort of their own home!!” Christine’s LuLaRoe bio reads.

Not only that, but the reality star also launched her legal business, CBrown Quest, LLC, in Flagstaff, Arizona, on May 15, 2020 with the Arizona Corporation Commission, In Touch confirmed.

Meri Brown

In addition to running Lizzie’s Heritage Inn, Meri also sells on the independent online fashion store, LuLaRoe. The multi-level marketing company lists items ranging from kids’ clothing to adult apparel.

“LuLaRoe has become my passion over the past five years,” Meri’s LuLaRoe bio reads on the company website. “I’m so happy to offer this platform for your shopping convenience.”

Janelle Brown

While she also promotes the weight management and nutritional program Plexus with Christine, Janelle runs her own company: Strive With Janelle. Being a certified health coach, the TLC personality helps clients with “wellness education,” per her website page bio.

On the business’s site, an appointment is listed with a $45 charge to meet with Janelle. The website also includes a blog, but it has not been updated since May 2018.

Robyn Brown

Now that her boutique My Sisterwife’s Closet is closed, Robyn has not publicly acknowledged any other gigs outside of starring on Sister Wives.

However, she was an actress in the past, playing a model in one episode of the sitcom Just Shoot Me! in 1998 and she portrayed a cheerleader in CMT 2000 Countdown in 2000, per IMDb.