SISTER Wives star Meri Brown has shared a cryptic post on social media after she snubbed Christine’s shocking engagement.
Christine and Meri were sister wives along with Janelle and Robyn who were all married to patriarch Kody Brown.
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Meri announced she was leaving Kody last December.
Janelle also left the marriage in 2022, while Christine and Kody called it quits in 2021.
Amid the separations, Meri has yet to congratulate Christine on her huge milestone — but shared a cryptic message on her Instagram Story on Thursday.
The post was an inspirational quote that read: “The core of authenticity is the courage to be imperfect, vulnerable and to set boundaries.”
Fellow sister wife Janelle reshared Christine’s engagement announcement on her Instagram Story adding a sticker that read “HAPPY.”
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Janelle also commented on the post: “Hurray!!!”
CONGRATS CHRISTINE!
The 50-year-old’s partner proposed to her earlier this month in Utah after just a few months of dating.
Christine announced the happy news on Thursday while sharing several sweet photos with David.
She wrote: “We’re engaged! David popped the question VERY romantically, and I said YES! I’m so excited and just live in bliss every day!”
The TLC star showed off her diamond engagement ring as she posed with her partner.
“David treats me like a queen and tells me I’m beautiful every day,” She told People.
“I’ve never been in love like this before and the world seems like a brighter place with him in it.”
The Sister Wives star – who recently went on a trip to California with David – added: “I’m so excited for the wonderful adventure we are going to embark on for the rest of our lives.”
Christine and David, 59, went public with their relationship on Valentine’s Day, a few months after they started dating.
The announcement comes just weeks after The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed that Christine is ready to marry David.
A source said: “Christine’s hopeful that she and David are going to get married. She’s 100 percent ready.”
Christine and Kody were married for 25 years before they announced their breakup in November 2021.
The source continued: “She never fully got to live life with Kody since they were in a polygamous relationship, so she wants a forever with someone so badly.
“A wedding can happen sooner than later. She’s a very young-minded individual and wants this fairytale ending.”
WIVES SURPRISE
With Christine’s huge announcement, The U.S. Sun has learned that there might be a reason why the others have remained silent.
“Kody and the Sister Wives found out about the news at the same time as everyone else,” a source claimed.
“I have not heard that she went and personally contacted anybody.
“Her kids most likely were the only ones who knew ahead of time.”
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The source added: “I don’t see her telling anybody about an announcement before she posts.
“She’s never been that way. She just doesn’t care. Like, it’s her moment to shine.”
Christine’s ex-best friend Janelle, the source believes, was not even told during her brief trip to visit the mom of six in Utah.
“She wouldn’t even waste her time telling Janelle because Janelle’s not really supportive,” the source continued.
The U.S. Sun previously reported that Janelle “doesn’t approve” of the Sister Wives star’s new relationship and feels “disgusted” how quickly she moved on.
The source explained: “If Christine’s not going to get the reception that she wants from you, she’s definitely not going to let you in her inner circle.
“We all saw it, like, how she dumped her now estranged friend.
“That’s how she’s always been. She very much needs the adoration, and very much likes to be at the center of attention.”
The U.S. Sun has reached out to TLC for comment.
IS MERI OK?
On Wednesday night, Meri shared a video on her Instagram Story and fans were concerned.
The TV personality wore full glam makeup and a colorful hoodie as she spoke about the “ups and downs” of life.
Meri explained: “Hi! Are you anything like me where you get stuck in the emotional whiplash rollercoaster?
“And you’re just thinking – can’t things just calm down? Can we just be smooth sailing for a hot second?”
She continued: “Well somebody said this to me the other day and I thought it was pretty profound and I wanted to share it with you.
“They were talking to their therapist saying I’m tired of the high highs and the low lows, can we just have an even keel for a minute?
“And the therapist said this: ‘Well think of a heart rate monitor. You’ve got the highs and you’ve got the lows. What happens when it’s a flat line?'”
Meri added: “The flatline is not where it’s at y’all. So do this with me. Put your hands in the air, grab onto that security bar, and just ride that emotional rollercoaster.
“And remember – this too shall pass. Whether it’s good, bad, or indifferent, this too shall pass. Worthy up with me, my friends. We got this!”
The TLC star added a caption, reading: “Life is a ride! Enjoy it! Make the most of it! Embrace all the moments and live it up!
#WorthyUp.”
Although some fans felt encouraged by the message, many were alarmed that Meri admitted to feeling “low lows” in life after her divorce.
“Sorry to say this, but your life seems to be a fake. You are not happy at all,” one claimed.
“Staying out of social media is also super healthy!!!” a second advised.
“Hopefully you have more ups than downs,” a third encouraged.
“Spiraling?” a fourth asked, while a fifth admitted: “Um…technically…a flat line means that you’re dead.
“The highs and lows on a heart rate monitor mean that you’re actually alive.
“So using that analogy the highs and lows can be a good thing …because that’s you living life. And you know, not being dead.”
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