Sister Wives, Season 17, New Season
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Once again, Kody has infuriated Sister Wives viewers with some of the things he has said in the latest episode of the reality TV show. We all know by now that Christine and Kody broke up last year after they announced their separation in November of last year. But, despite their split, Christine still features on their reality show as the ending of their spiritual marriage is a main storyline in the current Sister Wives season.
On the second episode, Kody made a comment about one of his children that he shares with Christine, and a lot of Sister Wives viewers are now angry with him.
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