Christine Brown, a former sister wife in Kody Brown's polygamous family, is set to release her memoir this fall, detailing her experiences and journey toward independence.
According to reports from The Ashley's Reality Roundup, the book, titled Sister Wife: A Memoir of Faith, Family and Finding Freedom, will chronicle Christine's life within the polygamous unit and her decision to leave Kody in November 2021.
Since her departure, Christine has been vocal about her experiences, notably through interviews and public appearances. She recently married David Woolley, further distancing herself from her past life.
The memoir is described by its publisher as a heartfelt account of Christine's journey, including her exit from the Mormon faith and her quest for personal freedom. It promises to reveal both the joys and challenges of her life as a sister wife.
Kody Brown, who was spiritually married to Christine in 1994, expressed sadness over her departure but acknowledged their commitment to co-parenting their children. The couple reportedly has no contact since their split, although Christine has pursued child support for their teenage daughter.
The memoir is anticipated to be critical of the polygamous lifestyle, echoing sentiments shared by fellow sister wife Meri Brown, who has also hinted at revealing her own truths in an upcoming tell-all.
Christine's memoir will be available for purchase in September, offering readers an intimate glimpse into her life and the realities of polygamous relationships.