Life after polygamy comes with its own set of challenges. Meri has spent years balancing emotions, trust, and expectations in a plural marriage. And reentering the dating scene can feel like learning an entirely new language. For Sister Wives star Meri Brown, navigating this transition hasn’t been easy. She has been open about her struggles. She is figuring out who to trust and how to build something genuine after her split from longtime husband Kody Brown.
Meri has shown fans that she’s not afraid to put herself out there, even if the process feels messy. Her dating journey has included excitement, heartbreak, and valuable lessons. And while she’s been candid about her stumbles, she’s also made it clear that every step has helped her rediscover what she truly wants. That included a short-lived romance with Amos, which made headlines but ended almost as quickly as it began.
Sister Wives: Meri Opens Up About Her Rollercoaster Marriage With Kody
Meri Brown recently reflected on her marriage to Kody Brown, calling it a “rollercoaster” from the start. She admitted they shared highs and lows, with good memories and painful ones. But said the biggest issue was that neither of them wanted to work on the relationship. When Kody legally married Robyn, Meri agreed to divorce him, though they initially planned to stay together.
Over time, their values clashed, and they often imposed expectations on one another, leading to constant tension. Meri said they went from yelling to hugging, but the bond kept breaking. She still wishes Kody well, although she believes he has changed as a parent. Despite the heartbreak, she insists he isn’t a bad person.
Sister Wives: Why Meri & Amos Called It Quits?
Meri Brown briefly dated Amos Andrews after finalizing her split from Kody, but the relationship lasted only four months. They made things Instagram official in early 2024, yet by February, Meri was already announcing they had decided to part ways. She revealed the breakup came after long talks where they realized they weren’t moving in the same direction. Meri explained that Amos was a good person.
However, their values, dreams, and communication styles didn’t align. For her, this wasn’t about fault but about recognizing when two people want different futures. Instead of pushing forward in a relationship she knew wasn’t right, Meri chose to step back before things grew more complicated. She admitted the process was bittersweet. Although she cared for Amos, she said their differences had become too great to ignore.
Meri emphasized that dating is about trial and error, and sometimes the only way to know what you truly want is by experiencing what doesn’t fit. It was a clear sign of her growth after years in a polygamous marriage where compromise often came at her own expense. After their breakup, Meri said she would use her time alone to focus on herself. She wanted to prioritize her well-being and personal evolution, rather than rush into another relationship.
Fast forward to 2025, and she’s testing the waters again. This time with speed dating. She even shared the qualities she’s looking for, including kindness, confidence, and someone tall with “kind eyes.” For Meri, the door to love isn’t closed. It just needs the right person to walk through it. So, will she find her ‘the one?’
