Garrison Brown, known to viewers of the long-running TLC reality series “Sister Wives,” tragically passed away at the age of 25. His parents, Janelle and Kody Brown, shared similar statements on social media confirming the heartbreaking news.
Janelle Brown expressed deep sorrow over the loss of her son, referring to him by his full name, Robert Garrison Brown. She described him as a bright presence in the lives of those who knew him and acknowledged the profound void his absence would leave. The family requested privacy as they grieve and honor Garrison’s memory.
TLC also issued a statement, describing Garrison Brown’s death as a tragic loss and extending heartfelt condolences to the Brown family during this difficult time.
According to Sgt. J.L. Rintala of the Flagstaff Police Department, Garrison Brown’s passing was the result of an apparent suicide, with no suspicion of foul play. He was found at his residence in Flagstaff, Arizona.
Garrison Brown was one of six children born to Kody and Janelle Brown, who are part of a polygamist family portrayed on “Sister Wives.” The series, spanning 18 seasons, delves into the complexities of polygamous relationships and family dynamics.
Janelle Brown is Kody Brown’s second wife, and they share a long history together, though they separated in late 2022. Kody Brown is currently married to Robyn Brown, his fourth and most recent wife.
Throughout the show’s run, viewers have witnessed various aspects of the Brown family’s life, including Garrison Brown’s decision to serve in the Nevada Army National Guard while attending college and his experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, including purchasing his first home and navigating relationships with his siblings and other family members.