Sister Wives star Janelle has moved on from her life in Flagstaff and from her relationship with Kody Brown. She was part of a plural marriage with the patriarch, but decided to move on after their separation. Janelle has since moved near her daughter in North Carolina and has been sharing life updates with her fans. She shared an update recently about the home she is building on her new property.
The reality TV personality recently posted a photo of the house and reflected on what the journey meant to her. For Janelle, the whole process has been personal and transformative, especially because of her past. What makes this home so different from the ones she lived in before? And why does this moment feel so symbolic for her journey? Keep on reading to know more.
Sister Wives: Janelle Previously Updated About Her North Carolina Property Back In December
Sister Wives fans last heard about Janelle’s home project back in December. She shared photos from the construction site. At the time, she revealed that the exterior of the house was going to be completed soon. Janelle admitted she felt emotional after seeing her dream home take shape after months of planning and patience. While the interior still needed to work, she confirmed that it was almost done. The drywall and kitchen cabinets were already in place by then, and she had to put in the finishing touches.
She purchased the 156-acre property with her daughter, Madison Brush, and son-in-law, Caleb Brush. Their homes had been built close together, and the duo had also been working on various business ideas together. They found Taeda Farms together, which would be a family-run venture focused on sustainability and nature. She planned to preserve much of the land for wildlife rather than overdevelop it.
Sister Wives: Janelle Calls Her New House A Personal Journey In A New Blog
Sister Wives star Janelle recently opened up about what she was thinking as she was almost done completing her home. In a new social media post, she wrote that building a house is not a finish line but a journey. She described the process as meaningful, emotional, and sometimes messy, yet grounding at the same time. Janelle shared that she also wrote a blog about the whole journey.
She felt that this time in her life, she had been focusing on planting roots with Taeda Farms and choosing herself along the way. On the Taeda Farms website, she explained that this is the first time she has built a house. She said watching an idea grow from a dream to an actual structure feels powerful. Reflecting on her past, Janelle noted that she has lived in many places where she had to adapt and compromise.
While she sees that as a skill, this time it was different for her. She felt that decorating her new home was less about trends and more about telling her own story. Fans praised her for stepping away from her life in Flagstaff and the Brown family’s plural dynamic. Fans also highlighted how far Janelle has come, especially as she balances her business, her children, and her own life.
