‘Sister Wives’ Fans Speculate the Show May Be Ending After Christine Brown Hints at Uncertain Future

Fans of Sister Wives are not so sure how much longer the show will be around.

During the Sunday, November 16 episode of the TLC series, Christine Brown and her husband, David Woolley, discussed their financial future.

“So what’s gonna happen down the road when we rely on my income only?” Woolley asked.

“I seriously am up half the night sometimes thinking about [how] I’m just spending too much money,” Christine confessed. “I just know that I am.”

When it came to Christine’s six children — she shares Aspyn, 30, Mykelti, 29, Paedon, 27, Gwendlyn, 24, Ysabel, 22, and Truley, 15 with ex-husband Kody Brown — she told Woolley that she and Kody used to use a “family account” to fund their education.

“That was like a big deal for Kody, … not [getting into] debt for college,” Christine shared in her confessional while discussing assisting her kids with their education. “If I can help take the stress off of them, I don’t see a problem with that, with helping them.”

“I don’t know what we’re going to do with Truely. She definitely wants to go to college. She’s definitely going to college,” Christine told cameras about the teen. “And I don’t know, things could be very different by then. And if we only have David’s money to go at that point, then we’ll have to talk about that more.”

After the episode aired, TikToker Sarah Fraser posted a video speculating that the couple’s conversation could indicate the show is ending soon, as they will no longer have Christine’s income to rely on.

Fans took to the comment section to share their thoughts.

“All I got from that was eventually it will come to an end, the show,” one person wrote. “We all know it’s true.”

“I mean storyline is pretty boring now … everyone is so far apart ….i  feel like it’s pretty much done,” a second chimed in.

“It can’t go on forever,” a third fan pointed out.

Another fan wondered whether the conversation was about Kody not being responsible for paying any child support in the near future, writing: “I think he meant that they would not have payments from Cody [sic] for Truley once she’s 18.”