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Sister Wivesis back for another season.
In theclip, the family is struggling with having been quarantined from each other throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
“When it comes to the COVID virus, I’m not willing to gamble a family member’s life,” Kody, 52, says. “I am the only one that’s going from home to home.”
“Do you know what COVID’s brought out, is how much we want to be a family,” Christine, 49, notes. “We’re not.”
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All the family drama seems to be taking a toll on the others, with Meri, 50, questioning whether she will “stay,” adding, “I’ve considered everything.”
“I don’t know if Kody even wants to see everybody all together again, maybe he’s fine just living separate,” Christine says in her confessional, while Janelle, 52, adds, “I’m at my wits end with this whole bulls— stuff.”
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Christine, meanwhile, is still looking to move back to Utah from Flagstaff, Arizona.
“I would move to Utah in a heartbeat, are you kidding me? Is it on the table still?” she asks Kody, who tells her that everyone else has said no to the move.
“I’m not going to talk to you,” she replies, walking away from the conversation.
“Why would I want to live on the same property with a dysfunctional marriage where right over there, he’s got a full-functioning marriage,” Christine says as the trailer ends. “Who would ever want to live like that?”
Sister Wivesreturns to TLC on Sunday, Nov. 21 at 10 p.m. ET.
source: people.com
