An Updated Look at the ‘Sister Wives’ Flagstaff Property? See Janelle Brown’s Suspicious New Photo

What’s going on with the property the Browns chose in Arizona? Janelle Brown shared a photo on Instagram that looks an awful lot like the site the family picked in season 13 of Sister Wives, but she didn’t specifically say that’s where she was, leaving fans to wonder in the comments.

“Reservations for dinner at our favorite space tonight,” Janelle, 50, joked at the beginning of the photo’s caption. “Our piece of heaven. #dinealfresco #bluesky #mountainair.” The shot is just of some fields, trees and mountains, but considering how she spoke of it, it’s likely the family’s plot of land. Or at least, that’s what fans seemed to believe.

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“Are y’all close to breaking ground on the property yet?” one person commented on the post. Another wrote, “Home, sweet, Flagstaff!” A different fan also said, “When are you going to build? I hope your show continues ❤️.”

The last official word Sister Wives fans got about the Flagstaff, Arizona property that Kody Brown and his family purchased was back in April 2019, when they admitted they weren’t living in homes on it just yet during a tell-all special. Actually, it was some of his older kids who broke the news first.

The older Brown children told the tell-all host, SuChin Pak, that they were all still living separately months after the move. Daughter Maddie Brown said she noticed many of her younger siblings make more of an effort to get together precisely because they no longer live so close to one another. Later, Christine Brown said that it was “super hard” to still be so separate, and admitted there are times she doesn’t see the rest of the family for days.

Kody, 50, had a plan for the whole family to live together in one house in Flagstaff. So, what happened? If Janelle did share a photo of the property, how are there still no signs of construction months later? Who really ever knows what’s going on in the world of the Browns, anyway.