Sister Wives Star Christine Brown Reveals What She’s Learned From Grief Amid Exciting Career Updates With David Woolley
Sister Wives star Christine Brown has been rebuilding her life over the last few years, and making it clear that she’s ready to move forward, she’s sharing how she deals with the grief she feels about her former life when it comes up. Christine, who’s been sharing her love story with her husband David Woolley on Sister Wives season 19, has made it clear that though she’s been able to move forward, she hasn’t entirely moved on. Chrstine’s relationship with David has been wonderful for her, but moving forward after a thirty year marriage to Kody Brown hasn’t been easy.
Christine made it clear that she wasn’t looking to keep herself closed off, but wanted to share her side of the story with the world.
In a new post, Christine shared that she deals with grief as it comes up, making it clear that though she may seem like she’s over the issues with Kody, she’s still processing her former relationship and all the baggage that came with it. “I’ve learned that grief doesn’t cancel out joy, and joy doesn’t erase grief,” Christine shared, explaining that “grief has shaped me, softened me, and in many ways, strengthened me.” While Christine’s grief could be over a multitude of things, she’s been opening up about more of her past recently in preparation for her upcoming tell-all book.
What Christine’s Lessons Learned About Grief Mean
She’s Working Hard To Move Forward
As Christine has moved through her life after divorce, she’s been doing her best to be strong and hopeful about her future. While it was tough for her to admit that she wasn’t feeling her best in her marriage to Kody, having the strength to pull herself out of the relationship was important. Christine made it clear that she wasn’t looking to keep herself closed off, but wanted to share her side of the story with the world. As she’s processed through the relationship and the years of difficulty, Christine has been open about her pain as it comes up.
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In her new post about grief, Christine has made it clear that she’s come to understand grief isn’t just something that settles and leaves. She shared that she now understands that grief is something she can’t set down when she’s ready to feel joy. Instead, Christine has made it clear she’s become emotionally evolved enough to make her way through her emotions with a practiced ease, even if isn’t easy for her to handle. Christine has been open about sharing her grief and her joy in the same space, which makes both emotions more intense and more prevalent.
Our Take On What Christine’s Learned From Her Pain
She’s Really Learned To Process
As Christine has become part of a new family, she’s been clear about what she’s learned from dealing with her pain. Christine has been open about the fact that some days are harder than others for her, and finding herself with David has been the joy of her life. Though she has new support in her marriage, Christine has been clear that it hasn’t been easy for her to move through the emotions of leaving her old life behind. Although she often seems happier than ever on Sister Wives, Christine has struggled as much as she’s succeeded on screen.
Sister Wives season 19’s mid-season premiere airs on Sunday, April 20 at 10 p.m. EDT on TLC.
Source: Christine Brown/Instagram
