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Summary

• Sister Wives season 19 will address the aftermath of Garrison Brown's tragic death by suicide and its impact on the Brown family.
• The family is expected to film a big, beautiful celebration for Garrison's funeral, continuing his storyline on Sister Wives.
• Viewers will witness how Garrison's passing affects the family dynamics, particularly Kody Brown's strained relationship with him.

Details about what to expect in Sister Wives season 19 have been revealed following Kody Brown and Janelle Brown’s son Robert Garrison Brown’s death. Garrison was Kody’s eighth child out of his 18 children and Janelle’s fourth. Garrison grew up in Lehi until he was 14 and later moved to Nevada with his family. Garrison has been a part of Sister Wives since the start of the reality TV show. While he wasn’t a regular cast member, his role in the Brown Family was impactful. The 25-year-old Garrison tragically died on March 5, 2024, at his Arizona home by apparent suicide.

The Brown family will be filming the aftermath of Garrison's death for Sister Wives season 19.

According to the U.S. Sun, the Brown family will be filming the aftermath of Garrison’s death for Sister Wives season 19. The National Guard vet’s family is normally “always filming.” They could either be using cameras or simply using their phones to film, especially when it comes to Kody, Janelle, Robyn Brown, Christine Brown, and Meri Brown. A source informed the publication that Garrison’s unfortunate death took place during the “timeline of filming.” Garrison’s storyline will most likely be continued and viewers can possibly find out what happened to him and the events that led to his shocking demise.

Garrison's Funeral Will Be A "Big Beautiful Celebration"

The Brown Family Will Come Together To Mourn Garrison

The U.S. Sun's source doesn’t have any idea about how far the segments about Garrison’s death could go.

However, the U.S. Sun's source doesn’t have any idea about how far the segments about Garrison’s death could go and “how deep the family will get.” The Browns haven’t announced funeral plans and arrangements yet. It is known that the family doesn't “lay people to rest quietly.” A big and beautiful celebration is expected to take place, which generally happens “nine times out of 10.” The source is hopeful that the family will all come together to say goodbye to their beloved son. The source recalls always having fun with Garrison after they got to know each other and started hanging out.

"He was a great kid. He was a super cool, nice, really sweet guy.”

The U.S. Sun's source spoke about Garrison being a great human who was really proud of himself and everything he had achieved. “Apart from him being devastated by what his dad's choices were and hating Robyn, he truly loved his family,” they added. In case the source is right about Sister Wives being in production at the time of Garrison’s passing, Christine’s husband, David Woolley, could also be playing a major role in Sister Wives season 19. David has already faced the cameras for the one-on-one special and his wedding special.

David was comfortable around the cameras during Sister Wives: Christine and David’s Wedding.

David was comfortable around the cameras during Sister Wives: Christine and David’s Wedding. Reality TV has now become a part and parcel of David’s life, who has embraced it for the sake of his wife. Meanwhile, the news of Garrison’s death came as a complete shock, especially since he was just starting to rebuild his life in Arizona. Sister Wives season 18 focused on Garrison’s rough relationship with Kody, which allows season 19 to continue the late reality TV star’s storyline seamlessly while it pays tribute to his eventful life.

If you or someone you know is struggling, please contact the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988, text "STRENGTH" to the Crisis Text Line at 741741 or go to 988lifeline.org.

Sources: U.S. Sun, Garrison Brown/Instagram