Where Does Janelle From ‘Sister Wives’ Live? Here's an Update on the TLC Star

Where does Janelle from ‘Sister Lives’ live? As TLC viewers witnessed, Janelle Brown's living arrangements have been all over the place.

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Dec. 16 2022, Updated 4:01 p.m. ET

In Season 17 of Sister Wives, some major upheavals rocked the lives of Kody Brown and his four wives, Meri, Christine, Janelle, ad Meri. Christine Brown divorced Kody and moved from Flagstaff, Ariz., to Utah in order to be closer to her adult kids. And Janelle Brown move out of her rental — and into a camper — after the landlord decided to put the house up for sale. But that's not where she ultimately stayed.

So, where does Janelle Brown from Sister Wives live now?

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It’s a good question, especially because the Browns always seem to be on the move. When Sister Wives premiered, Kody, his three wives, and their many children were living in one house in Lehi, Utah. But the threat of being arrested for polygamy forced them to move to Las Vegas. And years later, when Sin City seemed too sinful, the Browns moved to Flagstaff, Ariz., where Kody had hopes of uniting the family under one roof.

Where does Janelle Brown live now?

Janelle is now living in a 3,598 square-foot home with five bedrooms and three-bathrooms in Flagstaff, according to In Touch Weekly. She hasn't shared a ton of specific information about her current home — but perhaps that will change once Season 17 is done airing.

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What's going to happen with Coyote Pass now?

The Browns also still own property in Flagstaff that they’ve dubbed Coyote Pass, but they haven’t built houses on the land for a variety of reasons. It took a while to sell their Las Vegas houses, for example, and their construction plans were also hampered by the COVID-19 pandemic, disagreements about parcels, and Christine’s exit from the family.

Now that Janelle has also separated from Kody (and Meri, too!), it's unclear what will become of Coyote Pass.

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Janelle had been champing at the bit to break ground on the property. “When you look at this whole thing, right? C’mon, it’s just amazing,” she said in an Instagram video from Coyote Pass this April 2022. “I’m so excited to get out here this summer and work on it some more.”

In the Oct. 2, 2022, episode of Sister Wives, Janelle was ready to move out of her rental and start building her Coyote Pass place. “I don’t get it — Kody is so always twisted up about this thing,” she said in a confessional. “Like, I don’t have a house! I don’t have a house. I think I can buy an RV — like, a trailer. I can bring it out here for a few months, and we can stay in it, and I’ll pour all my resources into starting the house build.”

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Janelle Brown lived in an RV on the land in 2021 before opting for short-term housing.

Sure enough, Janelle made good on her plan, telling Instagram followers in June 2021 that she was living “the RV life” on the Coyote Pass company. “The rental where I was living was sold, and I chose an alternative path to trying to find another rental,” she wrote. “Not only is the housing market in Flagstaff as crazy — as [it is] where you are, I’m sure — rentals are even harder to come by.”

That November, though, Janelle revealed on Instagram that she was putting the RV into storage. “We decided to find short-term housing in town instead of riding out the winter,” she explained.

On Season 17 Episode 14, Sister Wives viewers got to see that play out. Fans learned that Janelle opted to abandon living in the camper and instead rented a small apartment in Flagstaff, where she temporarily resided before moving to her current home.

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