Gwendlyn Brown claims sister wife's children are not for filming

Cody and Kristen BrownDaughter Gedelin Share new insights about growing up in front of TLC cameras.

exist Teenager fashion On Wednesday, May 14, Gwendlyn, 23, published features and more Reality Stars kids open up their experiences of filming during adolescence and beyond. Gedrin admits she “feels very much” in the shooting process Sister and wife When she was young.

“We just became famous and invested money. I don't want and need anything anymore,” she told the media. Sister and wife – Currently airing Season 19 on TLC – At the beginning of the series, her polygamous family can get rid of the “poverty situation”. “Life is much easier for a child who is not hungry. Initially, it was a kind of happiness.”

Gedrin claimed she and her 17 siblings received no direct compensation. “The Internet only pays to parents,” she claimed. “I'm not sure if they have or don't expect their parents to pay our children, but we haven't paid.”

According to Gwendlyn, it was her mother who intervened. Christine shared with six kids with Kody, who chose to pay her kids “a day or half a day of camera time.” Although Gwendlyn doesn’t know how much she earned over the years, she claims “this is certainly not a bad share.”

A TLC spokesperson told Teenager fashion “Indemnification is handled in accordance with contract commitments and applicable labor laws and regulations”, but refuses to resolve the details of the contract agreement.

Christine noted that the money was allocated for the kids’ college funding and vehicles, but confirmed that Gwendlyn and her siblings didn’t pay at the start of the show.

Sister and wife Centered on Cody and his relationship with his wife Merri,,,,, JennielChristine and Robin Brown When they are in plural life. However, in recent years, home dynamics have changed – cameras capture the consequences.

Christine is Kody's first wife to leave, and he has announced their split in 2021 for over 25 years. She continued to move forward after that David WoolleyShe got married in 2023.

Gedrin did not shy away from sharing her thoughts about her parents’ division. “I think they should have been divorced for a while,” she told her. Teenager fashion. “I remember one hour when I saw them arguing, and my first thought was, 'I want them to get divorced.' What does the kid think, right?”

More than a decade after her family first appeared on reality TV, Gedrin has a new perspective on the life of Focus. “I became even more disliked by it. [in the past] She said, like, “This is my normal person.” But now it's like, 'This isn't necessarily my normal', which is weird. ”

Sister and wife It airs on TLC Sunday at 10 p.m.