Christine Woolley REVEALS SAD NEWS about her kids

As another one of Christine Brown Woolley’s children prepares to move away from her home state of Utah, she questions why they’ve chosen to live near her former sister wife, Janelle Brown, in the latest episode of “Sister Wives.”

The mother of six meets up with her only son, Paedon Brown, in one scene and discusses his impending move to North Carolina.

In a confessional interview, the reality star expresses her frustration with the fact that her son is relocating.

“Paedon is moving to North Carolina. It’s actually rubbish. Why? Why does he need to move as well?” she says. “It’s hard that my kids don’t want to live close to me. Yeah, absolutely. What is it about North Carolina that has people moving there? It’s insane.”

Earlier this season, Brown Woolley’s daughter Mykelti Padron moved her family to North Carolina, where Janelle Brown relocated following her divorce from Kody Brown. Janelle Brown’s daughter Savanah Brown also lives there, along with Maddie Brown Brush and her family.

While visiting his mother, Paedon Brown opened up about his motivation for moving after losing his brother, Garrison Brown, to suicide.

“Janelle lost a son and I lost a best friend and I really want to be close to her. I really want to be close to Maddie’s kids. I really want to be close to Maddie because I just lost a huge chunk of me and it’s not here. I’m trying to find something that isn’t here,” he said.

In a confessional interview, Brown Woolley expressed joy over the fact that her children have developed a strong relationship with Janelle Brown as a result of their former plural marriage. However, she also bemoaned her son’s decision to move.

“Sometimes I feel like a crappy mom because they’re not choosing to live next to me. Sometimes, I feel like Janelle is a better mom because they’re choosing to live next to her,” she said.

Back in her meeting with Paedon Brown, Brown Woolley said it was “good” for him to “move away for a while.”

“You know how Maddie knows me pretty well? One of her arguments was, ‘You can be here with us. It’ll be me and Caleb and Savanah and my mom, and it’ll also be my kids. And there’s Christian girls here that I go to church with,’” he said.

“She’s such a jerk!” Brown Woolley teased.

The mother of six then gave her son a hug and said, “I don’t like you guys moving away.”

In a confessional interview, Paedon Brown reflected on his journey ahead.

“I really want to be away. I really want to have a massive change. I really want something else completely different than what I’ve had. But I hate being away from family. And knowing that there is family there and it’s family that’s calling me there, that’s perfect,” he said.

Later in the episode, Brown Woolley chatted with her husband David Woolley about her son’s move.

“I just feel like I just must be a bad mom,” she said.

“No, you’re not a bad mom They all have to grow up,” he said.

“Well, they’re picking Janelle instead,” she said.

In a confessional interview, Brown Woolley elaborated on her feelings.

“One of the times when we were talking about moving, she’s like, ‘And I have all the grandkids with me and blah, blah, blah. And I was like thinking inside, ‘You need to shut up right now.’ That was the moment where I felt like slapping her. How could she say that? She gets all the grandkids now,” she said.

Brown Woolley moved to Utah following her divorce from Kody Brown. After remarrying, she found herself surrounded by family in her new home state.

“There was a time when most of my kids were right next to me. And then I married David, and I feel like we had this huge, full experience. And now half my kids are gone,” she said.

In a recent episode of “Sister Wives,” Brown Woolley explained how several of her children were considering moving to North Carolina, including Padron, Paedon Brown and Gwendlyn Brown.

“No, no, no, no. What does North Carolina have that we don’t have?” she said in an episode that aired on Oct. 5.

Still, the proud mom said she has no intention of relocating just because her children have.

“David and I have a home. We have kids, and we have kids there where we live. So no, I’m not following my children. I’ll come and see them on vacation,” she said in an episode that aired on Oct. 12.