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Sister Wives S19 E4 "How the Mighty Have Fallen" This week Katie falls victim to the Kody Brown Industrial Complex, while the gals discuss timeline (what else is new) and Robyn's inability to understand the meaning of divorce. Join us on Patreon! We have fun there! We're also on Instagram and the app formerly known as Twitter.
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