Meri Brown from Sister Wives is choosing not to discuss the tragic passing of Garrison Brown in depth. Fans are expressing concerns over a new Instagram video posted by Meri.
Meri Brown, from the reality show Sister Wives, recently shared her emotions about the passing of Robert Garrison Brown, son of Janelle and Kody Brown. The tragic news of Garrison’s death on March 5, 2024, left fans saddened. Although the cause of his death was not explicitly stated by his parents, rumors suggest it was a suicide at his Arizona residence. In remembrance of Garrison, Meri and others from Sister Wives paid tribute on Instagram. Meri also discussed her feelings in a recent “Fridays with Friends” live session with her friend Jenn Sullivan on March 16, 2024.
Meri shared that she and Jenn enjoy catching up on Fridays and mentioned that she had noticed a lot of comments from fans offering their condolences to her family. She expressed her gratitude but also admitted that talking about it might make her emotional so she decided not to dwell on it. Meri also revealed that spending time with the Brown family has been a healing experience for her.
Meri informed her followers that she didn’t want to discuss the details of Garrison’s passing out of respect for his family. She politely asked Sister Wives fans not to inquire about it, mentioning that it’s only been a week since the incident and requested privacy during this time. Despite not wanting to cry, Meri expressed gratitude for the support they have received. She emphasized the importance of respecting the family’s privacy and requested the same from her followers.
Meri chose to handle the situation delicately by not delving into the specifics of Garrison’s death. While some fans expressed concern about her seemingly lighthearted demeanor online, others defended her actions as being handled with grace. Despite the mixed reactions from fans, Meri appreciated the condolences and stories of grief shared by her followers. Overall, she continues to navigate this difficult time with poise and gratitude for the support received.
