‘Sister Wives’ Star Kody Brown Ditches 2 of His Wives on Mother’s Day — Sorry, Meri and Janelle!

Trouble in paradise? While Christine Brown was spotted at Robyn Brown’s house on Mother’s Day, presumably for a celebration of the holiday, Kody Brown’s other wives — Meri Brown and Janelle Brown — were nowhere in sight, according to photos obtained by Radar Online. Can you say, “awkward?”

In the shots, Christine, 47, was spotted carrying of beer into Robyn’s Flagstaff home with her daughter Ysabel. “Someone else must have been doing the food because all Christine got out of the car was the beer,” an eyewitness told the outlet. An onlooker noted, “There was room to park the car in the driveway, but they parked on the street. It’s like ‘that’s Robyn’s home’, they didn’t seem entirely comfortable.”

So if Robyn, 40, and Christine were at the same place for Mother’s Day, where were Janelle, 50, and Meri, 48? Janelle was seen at a downtown farmer’s market around 11 a.m. the same day and was all alone, Radar reported. “She kept checking her phone like she was expecting someone to show up, but no one ever did,” a source told the site. “From what I observed on Mother’s Day, she seemed very lonely.”

As for Meri, no one’s really sure what Kody’s first wife was up to. She didn’t post on social media — which she tends to do every few days — and her daughter, Mariah Brown, is off in Bali and didn’t share any sort of Mother’s Day message either. Meri and Kody have struggled in their marriage for the past few years, but as of the tell-all episode of the most recent season of Sister Wives, it seemed like they were working on their relationship.

Meri and Kody appeared hopeful in the tell-all that they could leave some bad memories behind in Las Vegas when they moved. “It’s a matter of trust,” Kody explained. “And it’s a matter of spending five years in Las Vegas without trust. There was an energy at our house, and the cul-de-sac, but even to have it brought up again is nothing, because we’ve moved to Flagstaff, and we’ve left that behind us.” Meri added, “I totally agree. You know, it’s like we left that bad, funky energy in Las Vegas, we’re moving on, you know. We’re moving forward, and it’s done.” But is it, really?