💪 Sister Wives: Kody Brown Pushes His Limits In Intense ‘Special Forces’ Challenge — “I’ve Never Been Tested Like This Before!”

Sister Wives star Kody Brown is putting his endurance to the test. But this time it’s different from the reality TV drama fans are used to. The TV personality is currently making an appearance on Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test. He has seemingly swapped emotional confrontations for grueling physical trials.

In a recent preview, Kody hinted at what truly drives him through the hardship, something that goes beyond competition or fame. But what’s motivating him to push so hard this time? And how are his co-stars reacting to his leadership style? Keep reading to find out more about Kody’s tough journey in Special Forces.

Sister Wives: Kody Brown Defines “Manhood” On Special Forces

Kody Brown, known for his antics on Sister Wives, is showing fans a new side of himself through Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test. In the episode airing Thursday, October 23, the 57-year-old TLC star revealed that his motivation comes from his own interpretation of “masculinity.”

“I don’t consider myself a great leader,” Kody admitted as he worked alongside costar Gia Giudice, struggling to lift heavy equipment. “But good quality manhood, masculinity, is taking responsibility for the job that needs to be done and doing it.” The Sister Wives star explained that his time on the Fox competition series, which pushes celebrities through real military-style training, has been life-affirming. “You accomplish a difficult task with other people,” Kody said. Moreover, he added, “And there’s a camaraderie you develop for it,” he told People on October 23, 2025.

Sister Wives: Inside Kody Brown’s Challenges & Newfound Purpose In Special Forces

Kody Brown admitted that Special Forces has tested him in unexpected ways. Partnered with Gia Giudice and Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia, the reality star’s intensity has often clashed with his teammates’ approach. In a sneak peek shared by Us Weekly, Gia can be heard asking him to “slow down.” But Kody continued to charge ahead, later acknowledging, “I am the loud, obnoxious type and not the strong, silent type.”

He shared a piece of advice from veteran, Rudy Reyes: “What are you doing that you should not be doing, and what should you be doing that you are not doing?” Kody also mentioned that he was grateful for Robyn’s support. When he decided to participate in the reality show, despite Robyn suggesting that they discuss the topic later, Kody knew he would go ahead with the training regardless. Kody felt that the challenge gave him a sense of purpose and motivation to get in shape.