‘GOOD TIMES’ Sister Wives’ Christine Brown includes ex Kody in pics with late star Garrison as fans praise her as ‘class act’
‘GOOD TIMES’ Sister Wives’ Christine Brown includes ex Kody in pics with late star Garrison as fans praise her as ‘class act’
SISTER Wives’ Christine Brown has been praised by fans for including her ex-husband Kody Brown in her tribute to the late Garrison Brown.
In honor of Garrison’s birthday, Christine, 51, uploaded throwback photos on Instagram featuring the late son of Kody, 55. and Janelle Brown, 54.
The Sister Wives notable shared images of Garrison throughout the years as he spent time with family members and his siblings.
Among the photos, Kody stood out as he shared a laugh with his sons Garrison and Gabriel.
The three were bundled in their jackets and hoodies.
The trio seemed to be in good spirits as they enjoyed their outing together.
“Yesterday was Garrison’s birthday,” Christine captioned her post.
“Gosh. It was just too hard to post.”
“So many good times, so many memories…not enough though,” she closed.
In the comments section, fans praised the star for including her ex-husband in the tribute.
“Including Kody in this tribute to Garrison… you’re a class act all the way, Christine,” one noted.
“So nice to see you included Kody,” another added.
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“Wonderful photos! Love that you included one with Kody! Love + Forgiveness,” a third said.
“That’s a great one of Kody with his boys,” a fourth person wrote.
“Christine, you always know how to say it so well. Good job. Something classy like that was just perfect. It’s really too hard to imagine how much your heart hurts. I’m sorry,” a commentator chimed.
In early March, Garrison, 25, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
After 35 years of marriage, Kody and Christine announced their split in November 2021.
In October 2023, Christine married her now-husband, David Woolley.
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