Sister Wives star Christine Brown was busted by fans when she tried to pull a fast one on them. It looks like she is about to learn a harsh lesson. Christine was too quick to shout out her daughter Mykelti, so much so that she failed to realize that she had thrown some major shade at the rest of her children.
Christine Brown of Sister Wives Tries To Cover Up a Major Blunder
Sister Wives star Christine Brown is so excited that she is finally getting to share her wedding to David Woolley with her TLC fans and viewers that she wasn’t thinking clearly. Because if she were, she would have realized that she was committing a huge mistake. Sadly, Christine was too eager to share a post on Instagram during the airing of her and David’s wedding.
Because of this, Christine failed to realize the problems that her post would create for her. First, the TLC reality television personality forgot how cruel and unforgiving the Internet can be. So, she shared what she initially thought was a loving and thoughtful post. But as soon as she posted, someone else spotted her screw-up quickly and snagged a quick screenshot.
Fans began blasting Christine in the comment section of her post. She tried to delete the original post and repost the photo with a different caption. But the damage was done. So, to try to save face, she shut off the comments to the post. But by then, her original post was being blasted all over Reddit.
Trouble Brewing
So here is what Christine Brown of Sister Wives did. The photo was a huge shout-out to Christine’s daughter Mykelti. Her mom wanted to thank her for accepting David into the family. But while bragging about Mykelti, she also seemingly slammed her other children for not accepting David quite as quickly.
It is too late whether she meant the post to be as snarky as it sounded or not. But another question is whether or not her other children will be okay with Christine’s snide remark. Some Redditors slammed Christine Brown, comparing her actions to Robyn and Kody. Ouch! Wonder how she will smooth this over.
