In a jaw-dropping revelation that has Sister Wives fans absolutely buzzing, Mykelti Padron has spilled some major tea about the behind-the-scenes tension between her mom Christine Brown and fellow wife Meri Brown — and it turns out, things were far more explosive than viewers ever realized! 😱 During a recent live chat with fans, Mykelti didn’t hold back when asked about the real dynamics between the two women, confirming that multiple heated fights took place over the years — many of which never made it to air. “Oh yeah, they fought — a lot more than people think,” Mykelti admitted. “There were times when it got really intense. It wasn’t just little disagreements; it was years of resentment and frustration bubbling over.” According to Mykelti, the tension between Meri and Christine started long before the family’s move to Flagstaff and only deepened as the sister wives grew more distant emotionally. “They had totally different personalities,” she explained. “Meri was very strong-willed and wanted things her way, and my mom — she’s more easygoing but also super protective. When their differences clashed, it was fireworks.” 🔥 Fans of Sister Wives have long suspected that things behind the scenes were even more turbulent than what TLC cameras showed, but Mykelti’s comments seem to confirm years of speculation. She revealed that many of the confrontations stemmed from communication issues, jealousy, and unresolved emotional wounds within the plural marriage. “It wasn’t just about Kody,” Mykelti shared. “A lot of it was about respect — or lack of it. My mom often felt like Meri looked down on her. And Meri, in turn, felt left out by the others. It created this constant tension that never fully went away.” At one point in the live session, Mykelti hinted that there were times the arguments between Christine and Meri got “so bad” that production had to step in and diffuse the situation before filming could continue. “You know how reality TV works,” she said with a knowing smile. “They can’t show everything, especially when emotions are that raw. But trust me — it was real.” The revelation shocked fans, many of whom had already suspected the relationship between the two women was deeply fractured. The pair’s mutual dislike had become more obvious in later seasons, especially after Christine announced her decision to leave Kody. Mykelti noted that her mom’s exit from the family dynamic “didn’t surprise anyone” — especially not Meri. “By that point, everyone knew my mom was done,” she said. “Meri tried to act like she didn’t care, but deep down, I think it hurt her too. It was just the final crack in a relationship that had been broken for years.” Still, Mykelti insisted that despite all the chaos, both women have grown tremendously since leaving the plural marriage. “They’re both in way better places now,” she said. “My mom has found happiness with David [Woolley], and Meri’s doing her own thing and healing in her own way. But the truth is, they were never close — and that’s okay. Not everyone can get along, even in big families.” Fans immediately took to social media to react to Mykelti’s bombshell confession. Comments flooded Reddit and X (formerly Twitter), with many expressing shock and admiration for her honesty. “Finally someone is telling the truth!” one fan wrote. Another added, “This explains so much about the tension we saw but never got full context for.” Some even praised Mykelti for speaking openly about what it was like growing up amid the complex emotions of polygamy. “She’s brave for being honest about what we all sensed,” one commenter said. “You can tell she loves her mom but isn’t afraid to call things out.” While TLC has yet to comment on Mykelti’s statements, insiders claim that the next season of Sister Wives may address some of the unspoken conflicts between the wives — including the long-standing feud between Christine and Meri. “Fans think they’ve seen it all,” one source teased, “but the truth is, there’s still a lot left unsaid.” As for Mykelti, she ended her live stream on a reflective note, emphasizing that despite the family’s dysfunction, she still believes everyone is trying to heal and move forward. “There’s been a lot of pain,” she said, “but also growth. I think they’re all learning to love themselves and let go of the past — even if it took a few fights to get there.” 💥