So this demonstrates they certainly do have a following. They hovered over that spot not moving too far up or down the list throughout the season. After that cancelation, the show seemed to continue on through season 14 without so much as a hitch.Īccording to the reports up until the end of March, out of the Top 150 Original Cable Telecasts ratings for Sunday night, Sister Wives came in at number nine the week of March 22. But they probably did or maybe they even make more than they did back in 2011.
No news surfaced saying they went back to their original salaries for the newer seasons. This push on Kody’s part kept the Sister Wives going up through this season. They did it and apparently the ratings bloomed again. That means four salaries dwindled down to one. Maybe that didn’t happen due to the stay-at-home quarantine the nation is voluntarily following.Ĭould the “Tell All” be the 16th episode that’s up on the menu? It’s listed without the preview that usually posts with the Sister Wives episodes.Īfter TLC canceled Sister Wives, TLC alum Kody Brown reportedly offered to do the entire season for just one of the $180,000 salaries. What about that 16th episode that didn’t materialize this season? Quite possibly, they meant that episode for the “Tell All” segment. So does that mean Season 15 isn’t in the bag yet? Kody posted that he hopes you all see them again soon. Kody Brown, Christine Brown, and Janelle Brown thanked all the Sister Wives viewers on their social media accounts. Sister Wives Update: Kody Brown and Two Wives Say Good-Bye For Now Sunday’s episode didn’t come up under Sister Wives season 14 finale. Not much info seems offered online when you look for information. While the television menus list 16 episodes for this season, Sunday night rolled out episode 15. So, it seems fans just watched the last episode of the season. But it looks as though that’s what it was. The Sister Wives didn’t seem to advertise Sunday’s finale for season 14.
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