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Christine Brown Woolley’s Memoir Details Oxycodone Struggle, Sex-Life Claims and Family Rifts

The candid book reframes her years with Kody Brown as controlling, landing weeks before Sister Wives returns for season 20.

Overview

  • Published Sept. 2 by Gallery Books, Sister Wife also explains long-simmering family rifts, including Christine’s break with Meri after a dispute over 10 cents.
  • Christine discloses a brief dependence on prescribed oxycodone after 2016 ACL and meniscus surgery, saying she used it for about a month and felt unwell for roughly six months while keeping the struggle off camera.
  • She recounts longstanding intimacy problems with Kody, writing that she cried during sex on their wedding night and did not have her first orgasm until two years into the marriage.
  • The book alleges patterns of control, including “love bombing” and withholding attention, and describes Kody’s absence during key health crises involving their children.
  • Christine says she did not give Kody advance notice about the memoir’s contents, and the release precedes Sister Wives season 20 on Sept. 28.