It’s farewell Flagstaff for Christine Brown!
On Dec. 27, the “Sister Wives” star took to TikTok to share her final day on the set of the show’s Flagstaff, Arizona, location.
In 2021, Christine Brown and Kody Brown announced that they had decided to break up after over 25 years of plural marriage. Brown also revealed in September of this year that she planned to move from Flagstaff to Salt Lake City, Utah. “This is the last day I am on the set in Flagstaff,” Brown began the video before saying the experience of being on set was “a little bittersweet.”
Brown went on to point out various surprising elements of the show’s cornerstone filming location, including where some of the show’s most memorable, tearful moments took place.
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