Kody Brown Of Sister Wives: Case Study

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Kody Brown of Sister Wives was in for the shock of his life last week when his daughter Mariah revealed that she was gay. Kody had no idea that Mariah was going to reveal this news, but her father is actually taking the news really well. People got the chance to talk to Kody Brown, and he shared how he feels about Mariah's announcement and loving his daughter no matter what her sexual preference. Kody supports his daughter. On the preview for next week, he is seen saying that he isn't happy she is gay, but is happy she knows herself. Being gay may be against Kody Brown’s fundamentalist Mormon faith, but that doesn't mean that he isn't going to stand by his daughter 100%. Kody loves Mariah and doesn't care what her sexual preference is at all. Kody revealed that years ago he decided what he would do if one of his children ever revealed that they were gay. Kody said, "My job as a dad is to love and respect and not to judge." …show more content…

She actually told them right before Thanksgiving, so they have had some time to get used to the idea. Kody shared saying, "My reaction was just I am really glad she was born to us. I made my peace with God on this and he gave you to me because he knows that I am going to love you. Total acceptance." At this time, Kody Brown already has eighteen children. That is a lot of kids, but he does have them between four different wives. Kody shared with People saying, "I was at number 10 and I thought wow, ‘What am I going to think about that and what am I going to do? Well, on my watch I’m just going to love them.’" Mariah Brown is very lucky to have parents that love her no matter

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