Business Trouble? Kody Brown’s Wife Robyn's Jewelry Site Down Before Mother’s Day
May 10 2019, Published 10:07 p.m. ET
With Mother’s Day right around the corner, Sister Wives fans could buy their loved ones meaningful jewelry and fashionable clothes — but not from My Sisterwife’s Closet! Kody Brown’s wife Robyn’s online store has closed down right before the holiday.
The shocking move comes after RadarOnline.com reported the family owes thousands in taxes on their Arizona property.
Scroll down RadarOnline.com’s gallery to go inside the shut down!
Closed!
RadarOnline.com can confirm customers have been unable to purchase items from the My Sisterwife’s Closet website for weeks now.
Temporary Shutdown
“We’ll be back soon,” the disclaimer on the website read. “We are busy updating the store for you. Sign up for our newsletter to stay informed!”
The last time the company updated their social media account was in March 2019. According to Arizona Corporation Commission, the business is still active. Robyn registered My Sisterwife’s Closet on August 22, 2018.
Financial Issues
The temporary shut down comes amid the family’s money problems.
Broke?
Kody bought a plot of land in Flagstaff to be split into four parcels for $820,000. He rushed their move to Arizona from Las Vegas, Nevada in August 2018 because he claimed they would run out of money in months without the sale of the four homes.
Real Estate Problems
Meri put her home on the market on January 17, 2019 for $599,900 and didn’t sell it until May 7, 2019 for $574,900.
More Trouble
Janelle’s house had difficulty selling. It was originally listed for sale in October 2018 for $649,000. It was lowered to $599,900 in January 2019 and then $574,900 in March. It was purchased in April 2019 for the final asking price.
Quick Deal!
Robyn was the first one to sell her home for $619,900 in February 2019.
Any Takers?
Christine’s home remains on the market after four price cuts.
In Debt
As RadarOnline.com broke, the Coconino County Treasurer's Office confirmed that Kody, Robyn and Christine failed to pay $2,063.70 in taxes for their parcel of land. The payment was due on December 31, 2018. The amount of $82,55 was added in interest, making the total payment due $2,146.25.
Pay Up!
For the second parcel of land, which has Kody, Janelle and Meri listed, $1,990.82 in taxes was due on December 31, 2018. Interest in the amount of $79.63 was been added, making the total payment due $2,070.45.
Expenses
While Kody bought a home with Christine for $520,000, Meri, Janelle and Robyn are living in rental homes. All other land and properties are up to date.