Undeniably, the Brown family is going through many different transitions. With the previews for Sister Wives Season 19, teasing many challenges ahead for the family, fans are expressing TLC should reassess the show. One aspect is Christine Brown Woolley’s involvement. Why do fans think there is no place for Christine to continue her story on the show?

Has Christine Brown Woolley’s Story Ran Its Course For Sister Wives?

Without a doubt, Sister Wives is ramping up the explosive engagements between former wives, Meri, Janelle, and Christine, and currently married, Kody and Robyn Brown. Although most of Christine Brown Woolley’s split from Kody was covered in Season 18, fans get a peek at them figuring out how to interact with each other after the divorce. During the preview, Kody meets Christine’s now husband, David Woolley. Unmistakably, the tension can be cut with a knife seeing Christine and David learn to mingle with the extended family. After seeing what will be covered in the new season, many fans are voicing that they think Christine’s story is over for the show.

Fans Don’t Think There Is A Place For Christine Brown On Show?

On Reddit, several fans discuss the direction that TLC is taking with Sister Wives. While they are supplying drama with the division of the family, some think Christine Brown Woolley has moved on and shouldn’t be included in the show anymore. First, a user says, “Do you think there is a storyline for Christine?” Then, the person explains, “Facebook TLC Sister Wives recently posted an article about Christine’s fashion finds. The article was lame and, basically, an ad where TLC would profit if you clicked on the buy button. What I found more interesting was the comments. Many wanted the show gone, but others were saying now Christine is married, there is no longer a place for her. Do you agree that Christine no longer has a storyline?”

Some People Believe Christine Brown Is Still Relevant To The Storyline

In response to the Sister Wives thread asking about Christine Brown still having a place, there were varying responses. Some people think Christine is still relevant to the storyline.

• “Honestly her main purpose on the show is as Janelle’s support person. She made a clean break but Janelle has a ways to go.”
• “I mean we’re going to see her meet and fall in love with David. I’m not saying that’s compelling tv, but it’s probably more interesting than watching Kody take the kids to school.”
• “Probably not long-term, but her storyline for now will probably be 1) meeting and marrying David, 2) support for Janelle as she leaves Kody, and 3) reacting to Meri leaving the family. ETA: obv also grief at the loss of Garrison.”
• “Yes, I’d like to see Christine continue to challenge herself. I’d like to see her exposed to more concepts and ideas outside of her comfort zone. I’m thinking about how great she would be listening to other people tell their stories, relating, empathizing, and learning about the world outside of her circle of influence.”

Some Fans Think That Christine Brown Needs To Take A Break

After the initial post, many people were discussing that Christine Brown Woolley has her new man and she should live her life off-camera.

• “There is no place for any of them but ya Christine and David are boring… Garrison died and the show did not help with his mental health.. they should all cut ties and go to work, especially Robyn and Kody. We all know Christine is pushing her plexus snake oil so she has a job.”
• “I do agree. Christine is no longer a sisterwife. She’s remarried and [presumably] moved on (of course her SM doesn’t indicate that she has). Imo, the show should be over.”
• “No. What could be more boring than watching two people in late middle age dating? There is no polygamy. Who wants to watch a bunch of middled aged people living their boring lives? Now, if Kody started courting another potential wife I’m there!”

Other Fans Add Their Thoughts

Some Sister Wives viewers think not only has Christine Brown’s story played out, but it is time to cancel the show.

• “Technically, all of them are no longer sister wives. The show either needs to be rebranded or canceled.”
• “Honestly? There is no show for any of them. Christine, Janelle and Meri should GET therapy (instead of trying to play life coaches) and learn to stop letting their abusive ex take up space in their heads and life. Kody and Robyn need therapy to learn not to use and abuse people. All of these people need to start living their lives instead of chasing the next ‘how to shill money out of people’ fix (be it reality tv or the next mlm shill). Apparently one family member not surviving this money grab wasn’t enough of a wake up call.”
• “There are no Sister Wives so there should be no show.”
• “I think it’s weird ‘post marriage’ to still be talking about your ex. Technically in the timeline we are still ‘pre wedding.’”
• “Not if you’re doing it for a paycheck.”

TLC Is Wrapping Up Many Loose Ends

During the preview, Christine Brown meets and dates David Woolley giving fans a rough timeline of when Season 19 was filming. Additionally, another fan speaks about seeing the foretelling signs that Season 19 might be the last season for all of the Browns. However, some have heard other news.

• “I’m fully expecting this to be the final season and for most of it to be a recap with whatever footage they got prior to the death of their child.”
• Another person replies, “From your keyboard to God’s ears. It seems they have started production again, they had wrapped a day or so before Garrison died, and fired it back up to cover all of this, then moved ahead with filming for season 20. If there is a contractual obligation to TLC for a season 20, I hope TLC creates a short series of specials honoring Garrison and waving at the family as they wrap this stage of their lives.”

What do you think? Does Christine Brown Woolley’s story still belong in the Sister Wives season? Do you like seeing what is happening with Christine and David Woolley? Are you looking forward to the interactions between Christine, David, and Kody? Drop your comments below.