Drama erupted when Janelle opened up about what she witnessed over the years on “Sister Wives.” According to Janelle, Robyn Brown was not the weak victim she often portrayed—but was extremely good at winning over, victimizing, and manipulating Kody’s emotions.

Janelle describes how Robyn always appeared vulnerable, always in need of “saving,” and Kody immediately became the hero who raised his sword to protect her. This combination created a power cycle where Robyn was both vulnerable and dangerous—because she benefited from Kody’s actions against the other wives.

Longtime fans claim they’ve seen this all along: Robyn always stayed out of the fray, but was the one who benefited the most, from words to money.

“MASSAGE-GATE” – A SHOCKING FILE FROM CHRISTINE’S BOOK

One of the most shocking details comes from Christine Brown Woolley’s memoir. Christine describes Robyn asking her why she no longer “gives Kody massages,” even though it’s a highly personal matter and outside the boundaries the wives had agreed not to discuss.

This detail makes Christine convinced that Robyn and Kody discussed the other wives’ love lives, and Robyn then used this information to pressure her sisters.

Many viewers have compared this model to toxic power relationships:

A man is in control

A woman benefits by “helping” men isolate other women

And the rest are left in a cycle of jealousy, comparison, and competition

Christine describes feeling betrayed, and fans call it “dirty psychology”

ROBYN & KODY – THE PERFECT “WEAK” NARCISSIST COUPLE?

Janelle further revealed that in her view, Robyn and Kody are “equally yoked” — meaning they share the same values, goals, and ways of manipulating others.

Janelle explains:

Robyn loves to play the victim

Kody loves to play the hero

The two “feed” each other’s egos

And thanks to that, Robyn can control Kody without having to show up

According to analysis by fans and long-time viewers, Robyn uses the “triangulation” tactic:

Create conflict between Kody and the other wives

Make everyone look like the villain

Push Kody towards her

And maintain the central position of power in the family

More frighteningly, Janelle believes that Robyn uses Kody as a “weapon”, triggering Kody’s anger so that he can “punish” the other wives on her behalf.

A model that many experts call:
“The two people’s combined swords are highly manipulative.”

The future of the couple?
Janelle warns that relationships like this often do not last, because the two people love power too much to tolerate each other for a long time.