The Brown family has been strained in recent years, but the wedding of Christine Brown and David Woolley was seen as a wholesome reunion by their son Gabriel, bringing the real Brown family back together. Gabriel and Christine’s other children attended the wedding and expressed the happiness and completeness they felt in having the family back together.
Janelle Brown also spoke positively of David’s influence on Christine and their family, stating that it feels right that they are getting married and that the family still has an identity. Despite some family members expressing disillusionment with polygamy, the wedding was seen as marking a new chapter for the Brown family.
David Woolley and Christine Brown’s wedding brought the Brown family back together and made them feel complete, with some of the children revealing that they are no longer fans of polygamy.
The Brown family has gone through some challenging times, but it seems that Christine Brown and David Woolley’s wedding brought them all back together. During an episode of Sister Wives: Christine and David’s Wedding special, Gabriel Brown, Janelle and Kody Brown’s son, expressed his feelings about the family’s reunion at the wedding. He mentioned that it felt like the “real Brown family” was back and that everyone was happy to be around family again, something that hasn’t happened for a long time.
Following the wedding, Gabriel expressed his happiness that everyone was there and that they had their family back together. He also noted that he had never seen his mother Christine as happy as she is now with David. Despite his parents’ split, Gabriel is reassured that David makes his mother happy, and that’s what is most important to him.
The wedding not only brought happiness to Christine, but it also helped to strengthen the bond between Janelle and Christine, who have grown closer since Janelle’s split from Kody. Christine even made it clear to David that Janelle was part of the package, indicating that their relationship has evolved into something resembling a sisterhood. While not all family members were present at the wedding, the ones who were there expressed their changed views on polygamy. Some of the children revealed that they no longer support the lifestyle, with some expressing that they would never want to live it and don’t believe it’s fair to their parents. This shift in perspective indicates a new phase for the family as they navigate their relationships and their beliefs.
