Sister Wives: Meri Brown’s New Romance With Boyfriend Amos Andrews Is Doomed (She Already Hinted At A Split)

After 32 years of marriage, Kody Brown and Meri Brown of Sister Wives called it quits, and now Meri is dating a new man, Amos Andrews, but will it last? Meri, the first of Kody’s four wives, is a Mormon who chose to live in a plural marriage for religious reasons, but she and Kody struggled to make their marriage work. Kody had been open about not being attracted to Meri, and the two stopped living as husband and wife many years ago.

The Sister Wives season 18 cast member proudly revealed her new guy on January 16, her fifty-third birthday. Meri looked happier than ever and on the mend after leaving Kody. After being neglected by her ex-husband for years, Meri was hopeful that she had found her happy ending with a man who wanted to be with her. Sadly, there are signs that Meri’s new relationship isn’t what she had hoped it would be.

Amos Andrews May Not Be A Good Guy

One of Amos’ four ex-wives recently told The U.S. Sun about his alleged controlling behavior and his obsession with reality TV stars. According to court documents obtained by the publishing company, Amos has a sordid past, with him embroiled in an ugly child support battle for the last seven years. It also appears he was dating someone seriously right before he met Meri, and the timeline of when they broke up is unclear.

Meri Brown May Not Have Healed Yet After Kody Brown Split

Meri went through a lot with Kody during their marriage, and she probably isn’t ready to get serious with a new man before she works through her issues. At one point, Kody divorced Meri so he could marry Robyn Brown to adopt her kids and told Meri that he had never really loved her. After years of rejection and neglect, the vulnerable Sister Wives star is a walking target for opportunists.

Meri Brown Just Hinted At A Split

Recently, Meri posted several cryptic messages to her Instagram Story that led to speculation that perhaps the Sister Wives star was on the outs with Amos. “The best weight you’ll ever lose is the weight of other people’s opinions of you,” one post read. Another message read: “One of the purest things is someone trying to fix themselves, so they can love you exactly how you deserve to be loved.” The posts implied that Meri is looking for a fresh start and knows she’s worthy of true love.