Kody Brown could not “do things right” with garrison before his death

Kody Brown reflects where he went wrong after his early death with son Garrison Brown.

When the Brown family thought during the tragedy Sister women Episode on Sunday, May 4th, Kody noticed how it was “so sad”. He looked back on the day on which everything developed and remembered a conversation that he with his now ex-wife Janelle Brown, with whom he shared garrison, about her next steps.

“I remember that I was sitting there with Janelle and I only went, 'Hey, I really just want to bring my boy home with me,” he said to the cameras. “And so I said: 'Let's bring him back to Wyoming and let him bury him alongside Grandma Cheryl.' We only agreed that that would be the right thing.

Garrison died on March 5, 2024 at the age of 25. At that time, Kody and Janelle shared in a joint explanation in which they said that Garrison was “a ray of hope in the life of everyone who knew him”.

“His loss will leave such a big hole in our lives that it takes our breath away,” they added. “We ask you to respect your privacy and honor his memory with us.”

Kody continued to refer to the loss during the last episode of the TLC hit and spoke to Robyn, who, after his marriages to Janelle, Christine and Meri, became his only remaining woman, in a 14-month time cruise he had regretted fire, which he had about his bond with garrison. The couple was not in the best places because Kody had problems with his sons with Janelle about his strict Covid 19 guidelines, which led to disagreements and communication fights.

Kody and Garrison's problems were not completely solved before his death.

“It is only heartbreaking. Rob and I had no chance of really doing things right, just not being able to say goodbye,” said Kody, 56, to Robyn, 46 when he used Garrison's first name Robert. “I just don't know what to do with his death because I have to do something different because I could have had more time with him, and I thought there would be more time.”

“Everyone thinks they have more time,” he added.

Kody also said Robyn that “it just shouldn't be that way.” In addition, Kody said when he continued to live in the “what -Ware -Wenn” staration, and I go to what if, what was, what if to death. ”

“What if I had called him? What if I had been more in touch? What if we had done more? What if, what if, what if?” He continued. “It still makes me sad. I still wonder if something could have been done. It is that what.

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