At first glance, this might seem like they’re trying to annoy their exes, who are now in a contentious divorce battle of their own. The worst-case scenario would be that they’re just trying to get some attention from Real Housewives of Atlanta fans. Or, perhaps love is in the air? We got the scoop on what they were doing together, and it turns out that this might be more innocent than what we all originally thought.
Of course, Dennis and Porsha got together in 2018 and then broke up in 2020. Meanwhile, Simon and Falynn were enjoying married life from 2019 to 2021. A few after his divorce, Porsha and Simon announced their engagement. They married a year later, and the whole time, Simon and Porsha swore up and down that there was no overlap between their new and old relationships. That’s still up for debate.
Either way, it seemed odd for these two to be hanging out together. Thankfully, this doesn’t seem to be a blossoming love interest between the two loosely connected exes. Instead, they were trying to promote a business expo in Alabama. Apparently, Dennis has launched a cognac line that nobody has ever heard of, and he was at the event signing bottles and giving them away.
Interestingly, Falynn seems to be collaborating with Dennis as a brand ambassador for the cognac line, which is called Nyak. Earlier this year, she uploaded a photo posing with a bottle of the new liquor. It’s not clear if she went to the business expo specifically to support Dennis or if they just happened to be there at the same time. Regardless of the details of how this connection started, it’s an unexpected one.
For those folks out there who are messy and were hoping that Falynn and Dennis were trying to form some type of romantic bond, that doesn’t seem to be the case here. Falynn is busy looking for love in a recently announced project, Falling for Falynn. On Instagram, she put out a casting call looking for hopefuls who’d be interested in dating a Housewives-adjacent mother of four. She promised a day of “love, excitement, and the possibility of a lifetime connection.”
TELL US – DO YOU THINK FALYNN AND DENNIS ARE TRYING TO GET A REACTION FROM THEIR EXES? DO YOU THINK THE TWO OF THEM COULD MAKE A GOOD MATCH?
Big Brother Canada’s first ever Movie Night Massacre saw Elijah ‘Goose’ Kazlauskas evicted from the Season 12 house, but the North Bay native did become the first member of the Jury. After host Arisa Cox told the houseguests that their survival was at risk, things went crazy. And while Elijah wasn’t an initial nominee, when Kayla pulled herself off the block, he became her replacement. Elijah was sent home in a unanimous vote, so we caught up with him to chat all about his BBCAN12 experience, making Jury, and more.
On making Jury and qualities of a BBCAN winner
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Daniel Falconer: You’re out of the Big Brother house, but you are the first member of the Jury! How does that feel, knowing you still have a role to play in the game?
Elijah Kazlauskas: Honestly, I cried a little bit when I heard I’d made Jury. I was so glad, it was amazing. I’m so blessed to be in Jury and I’m gonna do my best to be a good Juror.
Daniel: What will you be looking for in your winner of Big Brother Canada Season 12?
Elijah: I feel like the game is basically like, competition gameplay, strategic gameplay, social gameplay, and also how much control a player had, how good their positioning was; those are gonna be the things I’m factoring in, and how well they did them.
Daniel: Is there anybody in the house right now who is already embodying what you’re looking for in a winner?
Elijah: I’ve never seen a season before where everybody at this point I can see a decent amount of merit in their gameplay. I think everyone’s doing pretty well in their own way, and I’m gonna need more information. I feel like Spicy Vee is playing the best game out of everyone so far.
Looking back on Big Brother Canada Season 12
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Daniel: You’ve been on the block several times, so why do you think this was the week the house decided to pull the trigger and evict you?
Elijah: I think it was less getting me out and more Spicy Vee wanting to save Avery, and Avery had a decent number of allies. The people who were away from that group were okay with me going as a compromise, so to speak.
Daniel: Going back to the very start of the season, how did you feel when you were preparing to compete in your first competition, and then two All-Stars walked through the doors?
Elijah: Honestly, that was wild. At that point I started to think that we would be having more people. Anthony and Spicy Vee, it was really surprising. Especially Anthony, I knew he was a genius, amazing player; with Spicy Vee, I thought of her more as a great character, but she’s an exceptional player too, and I think it’s good that people are gonna realize that.
Daniel: How do you personally see the power structure in the house right now?
Elijah: If I’m aware of what’s going on, it’s Spicy Vee, Kayla, Avery, and Bayleigh running things more or less. They’ve got the power, and they’re gonna hold onto it if they can. Everybody else is trying to shift things a bit, but we’ll see. Spicy Vee is so well-insulated that even if Tola, Lexus, or Anthony wins HOH, I don’t think they target Spicy Vee. I think they target Kayla or Avery.
Elijah’s HOH and the Executive Power of Veto
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Daniel: The Executive Power of Veto came into effect during your HOH. How did you feel about how everything went down there?
Elijah: On the one hand, it was like, ‘okay this might help take some of the heat off of me,’ and I was really glad Todd was saved, because I really didn’t want him to go home that week. On the other hand, I feel like Vivek going was not good for my game. And honestly, I feel like it wasn’t the optimal move for a number of people’s games. So that was a bit frustrating, but what can you do?
Daniel: Hindsight is 20/20, but looking back at your game, do you have any major moments you would change?
Elijah: The first thing I’d change is I should’ve fought hard for none of The Directors going up as a pawn Week 2. I feel like that really sent me on a downward trajectory; it was like dominos, you know? Aside from that, during my HOH, I knew the time was too early for things I wanted to do. So, when I won that I should’ve let Kayla, Avery, Spicy Vee run it. I should’ve been very like, ‘oh what should I do?’ but I pushed my own agenda too [much]. Things spiraled from there.
What if things were different?
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Daniel: If you had stayed in the house this week and won the next HOH, who would you have been targeting and why?
Elijah: If I had stayed in the house, I’m guessing either Tola or Avery would’ve gone, so I probably would’ve targeted whoever stayed. Because honestly, Lexus, Anthony, and Tola, they all voted against me … so it would’ve been easy to just throw them up. What were they gonna say?
Daniel: Finally, at this point in the game, who do you think is positioned best to get to that final three?
Elijah: Spicy Vee, I feel like she’s played the best game so far. But, the smaller the numbers get, the more possible it’s gonna be for her to go. But she’s a great player, so she could do it. I think if Kayla survives the next bit she’d be in a pretty good spot to get to final three. Spicy Vee, Kayla and Avery … maybe Bayleigh instead of Avery. Those four I feel are in the best spot.
Big Brother Canada Season 12 airs three nights a week. New episodes broadcast every Sunday at 9 p.m., Tuesday at 7 p.m. and Wednesday at 9:30 p.m. ET/PT.
This interview has been edited for conciseness and clarity.
TELL US – WHAT DID YOU THINK OF BIG BROTHER CANADA’S MOVIE NIGHT MASSACRE? WERE YOU SHOCKED TO SEE ELIJAH EVICTED?
Crystal Kung Minkoff has revealed she would be giving up her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills diamond, making quite the exit after being on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for three seasons. Viewers either loved her, or demanded she get messy with the drama. Personally, I liked Crystal’s energy and what she brought to the table. She didn’t always have to be the center of attention. She listened to what went on around her and interjected when she felt necessary.
Crystal was also the first Asian American to be a part of the Beverly Hills franchise. She has always been honest and real which resonated with many viewers. Crystal also had some pretty iconic scenes, including throwing a Great Gatsby-themed party for her 39th birthday. She was a housewife who was always able to share her perspective, which was refreshing after so many fights caused by the other women.
Here, we take a look back at Crystal’s three seasons and her best moments on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
Crystal makes a stand
For multiple seasons, Crystal was seen as a wallflower. The mother of two was often polite and shrunk in the shadows whenever an altercation occurred. But something took over Crystal and showed her in a new light. One of her defining moments was when she had the courage to stand up to Erika Jayne. It happened during Season 12 when Crystal called out the Pretty Mess singer while out to dinner with the ladies.
While in Aspen, Crystal shared, “I feel like you spoke down to me. I literally say the same thing as Garcelle [Beauvais], and I’m the assh*le.” Erika tried to snap back, noting it was the law they were talking about, not personal feelings. But Crystal stood her ground, making sure to get her point across. While Erika riled herself up, Crystal kept herself cool, calm, and collected, proving she could hang with the big names.
Crystal calls out Annemarie
Annemarie Wiley couldn’t catch a break with the ladies of the 90210 in RHOBH Season 13. Crystal seemed to come for Annemarie the most, especially when the Nurse Anesthesiologist tried to lie about claiming Sutton Stracke had an eating disorder. During the reunion, Crystal, who was dressed in emerald green, didn’t hold back as she argued about semantics.
Crystal’s voice mocked Annemarie, telling her, “You’ve proven to be a liar.” Crystal felt that Annemarie intentionally misrepresented herself as a doctor because viewers “just didn’t know the difference.” The Real Coco owner wouldn’t let her castmate get a word in edge-wise and felt vindicated for finally being able to say her peace.
Crystal feels her privacy is abused by Sutton
Admittedly, Sutton walking into her bedroom wasn’t the best moment for Crystal personally; it was a great TV moment for us viewers. Sutton was trying to return a jacket and knocked ever so lightly. But a naked Crystal didn’t permit her to enter her boudoir. Crystal shared she dropped to the ground to cover herself, noting her “boundaries were crossed” and her “space was violated.” According to Crystal, it was “creepy and weird,” and thus began the debate about the word “violated.”
Crystal doubled down when the woman tried to make her change her word use, noting, “I would say the word again.” That’s when we knew Crystal wasn’t here to play. She was a woman willing to stand on her word, whether or not the rest of the group understood where she was coming from.
Crystal’s “ugly leather pants”
Crystal was pretty good at taking the insults on the chin, especially from Sutton. But who knew a wardrobe choice could cause so much emotion? The Georgia peach had been acting annoyed all day, and finally, Crystal called her out while at Lisa Rinna’s home, stating, “You’re upset because you’re jealous. Period.” As Sutton made her grand exit, yelling, “F*ck you, Crystal,” she twirled around for one final insult.
Sutton dramatically asked at the top of the stairs, “Jealous of what? You ugly leather pants?” Evidently, it’s a no-no to talk about someone’s pants, even if they are ugly. But like a true queen, Crystal stood there unfazed and smiling. This is how I am going to remember her as a housewife.
Welcome back! Let’s get right into the Deal or No Deal Island Episode 8 recap. Last time, Stephanie played against the Banker and won, sending Alyssa home. Poor Aron left The Temple amid a panic attack. This week’s episode, “Are You Meticulous?” features a crazy challenge in a swamp. Here’s everything you need to know about Deal or No Deal Island Episode 8!
Aron’s emotional state
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Aron was emotional and anxious after Alyssa, his best friend in the game, was eliminated. He was particularly upset that he didn’t stand up for her.
The group, minus Boston Rob, was sitting at the table and Aron reluctantly sat down. Amy asked to talk with him, and Aron responded, “If you feel like it’s not too problematic.” Amy told Aron that she didn’t “appreciate” when Aron told her to stop slamming Alyssa.
Aron stood up, yelled at Amy, and walked away. Amy complained because he told her to stop dissing Alyssa at The Temple. Was Amy salty because Aron nixed her pitch to be in a final two alliance?
After Aron left, Nick revealed that Aron told Alyssa that he would “avenge” her. Meanwhile, Jordan went to check on Aron as Boston Rob arrived. He admitted in his confessional that he “has a soft spot for Aron.” As the Night Owls were busy hooting, Rob told Aron to let him know if any players bothered him. He also said that the best way to honor Alyssa was to play the best game possible.
A new day
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Jordan chatted with Aron to see how he was doing. She was happy with her position floating in the middle without a target on her back. Right now, it is The Night Owls against Rob and Aron.
In fact, while Rob and Aron were sitting alone, they could hear The Night Owls hooting. “I can’t stand the gleefulness of this morning,” Rob said. Same. I don’t mind a little hooting, but reel it in, guys.
Rob was also worried about Aron. They can’t be in the middle and be safe. They have to shoot for immunity. And right now, Aron isn’t in great shape due to his emotional distress.
As they headed to the excursion, the group saw a sign that said, “Swamp of Secrets.” The Banker has arranged, in the host’s words, “a super unpleasant terrain slog.” Lovely. According to Joe, the Banker wanted to test their precision.
There were 10 pedestals with case value amounts on top of them. At the bottom of the pedestal were ropes that led into the swamp. Each rope was connected to an unmarked case. Guests must lock in a case within 45 minutes. The highest-value case was worth a staggering $4.5 million.
Plus, the Banker made the stakes interesting. The players who grab the four highest-value cases will be safe. Any of the bottom three competitors will be in jeopardy.
Each player stood behind a giant timer. They must wait for their sand to empty before beginning their swamp trek. And, just to make this more stressful, each player must sabotage another player by adding sand to their timer. Amy poured her sand into Aron’s timer, as did Dawson. Nick targeted Rob, and Rob added his sand to Amy’s timer. In the end, Stephanie was the only person with no sand.
A down-and-dirty challenge
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Stephanie headed off as the other players unplugged their timers. Stephanie took her time at the cases, while everyone else had the go-ahead to enter the game. That left just Aron and Joe.
Rob and Nick both followed the $4.5 million rope. Everyone ran, swam in the dank water, climbed through tangled trees and brush, and tried to follow their rope. It was chaos. Eventually, Rob abandoned the highest-value rope and let Nick have it.
Amy lost her rope and grabbed a case from a tree, as did Rob. Then Rob saw Aron wandering alone. He told Aron to take that case. Dragging the cases back to the check-in station was a huge challenge because they were still attached to a rope.
Nick locked in the $4.5 million, bellowing “King of the jungle, baby!” He will decide who goes against the Banker.
Rob was the next player back. He told Joe that he just grabbed a case that he saw. “Let me ask you this. Do you feel lucky?” Joe asked. Well, I guess so, since he nabbed the $3.75 million. Rob was also safe!
Dawson was the third player back, and instead of a higher-value case, he had $2.75 million. Stephanie had the $3.25 million case. Unfortunately, she thought it was in the top four, and it wasn’t. Amy lugged back the $3 million case.
As time ran down, Aron and Jordan were still in the swamp, wrestling with their cases. Jordan locked in the $4 million case. With a minute left, Aron returned without a case.
“I tried my best. I tried to fight for Alyssa, but I’m drained. I’m spent. This was more than just a failure,” Aron said. “It’s an epic failure.”
Two players want to face the Banker
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Nick, Jordan, Rob, and Stephanie are safe. But Dawson, Aron, and Amy were the bottom three.
When Rob told Aron that they needed to convince Nick to let Aron play, Aron didn’t want to speak with him. And Dawson was psyched to play the Banker and make a big move. And that move would be to beat the Banker and send Aron home.
Finally, Aron approached Nick and explained that he wanted to be in charge of his destiny in the game. But Nick was concerned that if Dawson played and lost, the Night Owls would be down a member. And if Aron played and won, then Amy or Dawson would be sent home. Decisions, decisions.
Who will face the Banker in The Temple?
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Dawson Addis faces off against The Banker in Deal or No Deal Island Episode 8.
Joe asked Dawson what he would do with the final case if he made it to the finale. “My Ma recently decided to move pretty far north. We rarely ever see her. I would just really like to see her retire and get her back home,” Dawson said. “Obviously, there’s a lot of grandkids right now. My brothers are reproducing a lot.”
So, Dawson selected number three as his case. During this round, he has to open six cases. Dawson was on fire, clearing five low amounts off the board.
The Banker called, and Joe jokingly answered, “Dawson’s assistant speaking.” The Banker’s first offer was $1,166,000. When Joe asked Aron if he should take the offer, he responded that Dawson could decide for himself. As for Nick? His response was, “Hell no!”
So, Dawson refused the offer. He now has to open three cases in the next round. Dawson lost three big numbers off the board. Yikes!
The Banker called with an offer of $1,399,000. Then the phone rang again. The Banker was nervous, so he presented Dawson with a personal offer of $100,000. But with one big catch. If he accepts it, Dawson will have to leave the game.
Who was eliminated in Deal or No Deal Island, Episode 8?
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Dawson Addis was the seventh player eliminated in Deal or No Deal Island.
In the end, Dawson accepted the banker’s personal offer. The $1,399,000 will be added to the final case value, which jumped up to $4,491,000. Joe asked if Dawson’s mother would be proud of him. “One hundred percent,” Dawson said. “She’s going to be very proud.”
Just for fun, Dawson opened his case, which was valued at $2.75 million. He pulled his case! But he would have made a bad deal if Dawson accepted the Banker’s offer.
In his final confessional, Dawson admitted, “It was very bittersweet to eliminate myself from the game knowing that, you know, the Night Owls went from four to three. I took the personal offer because I want to obviously, get my family all together.” He added, “I’m hoping my Night Owls are the ones who kick ass and finally win at the end of this game.”
The cast of Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard Season 2 is not playing about providing us with non-stop drama. If you watched last week’s episode, you caught all of the action between Noelle and Alex, Bria versus the house, and Jordan and Summer. This week, we’re touching on all of that and THEN SOME. Here’s everything that went down in Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard Season 2, Episode 4: “Summer Under Pressure.”
At the end of the last episode, Jordan and Summer were at each other’s throats. They argued at dinner over a misunderstanding, and the car ride home wasn’t any better. Summer slammed the car door on the way inside the house and cried to some of her roommates, like Amir and Jasmine. Summer stated that she’d been there for Jordan at every moment and held Jordan before dinner when she cried about her hair falling out due to Alopecia.
Jordan spoke to Shanice, Preston, and Nick downstairs and told them she felt misunderstood. “Even these moments are used against me,” she said. As she continued, Jordan told them about her hair and said she wasn’t feeling like herself. “I don’t know how much more open I can be about that and the fact that it was just, so, like … I’m just embarrassed.”
Jordan told the producers during her confessional that she’ll deal with Alopecia for the rest of her life. “Summer weaponized my vulnerability,” she said. “Why would you be telling somebody that you know I’m not on good terms with anything to do about my life, let alone as personal as me losing my hair? That’s odd to me.”
Noelle explains why Alex’s rejection hurt her
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During the last episode, Noelle finally told Alex she was interested in him. After they finished talking, they decided they would just be friends. Noelle was embarrassed and stated Alex gracefully rejected her.
In this episode, she told the producers why his rejection hurt her. She said it stemmed from not having a relationship with her father. “My dad … was never a present parent,” she said. I just don’t know how you could abandon your own child.” She continued with teary eyes, saying, “I spent my teen years searching so hard for love.”
“No matter how much I cry, I beg, I write letters, I do everything … he’s never going to love me how I should. [And] I just don’t get it, ’cause I don’t deserve this.”
After a long day, Jordan and Summer finally sat down to talk about their explosive fight. Jordan started and said she didn’t understand why they were fighting, and why Summer brought up her Alopecia to Jasmine. “I do feel like you sharing that is a violation,” she said.
Summer responded, saying before they address the private moment, they have to talk about their time at dinner. “There were times last night where your tone toward me felt very belittling,” she said.
Summer explained that she was trying to tell the group she was there for Jordan during a time of need. Jordan said that she felt Summer “exposed” a part of her, and their friendship doesn’t feel like a “safe space” anymore.
We’ll see how their friendship progresses throughout the season.
Jordan opens up to the group
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Jordan’s fight with Summer clearly took a toll on her. She was to herself throughout the rest of the day and did not speak much to the group. Alex pointed it out during their group dinner and asked if she was doing okay.
Bria also asked her how she was feeling “deep down.” Jordan opened up, saying she’s experienced a “lot of loss in my life” and that she’s been “responsible for a lot of people’s lives.” It’s “impacted” the way she sees life, and she said her brain is “constantly thinking about time.”
Jordan told producers that she lost her mother at age 17 and inherited her grandparents. She also told the group that she was losing her hair. “I don’t know what’s going on with me [or] if I’m okay.”
After Jordan had an emotional moment with the group, Alex thanked her for sharing. He said he felt he better understood her at that moment than he did the summer before. Jordan fired back, saying, “That’s not true.”
“You didn’t understand me because you had my friend f*cked up. And I was ready to kick your ass if we’re going to keep it gangsta. You had me completely f*cked up with the Shanice situation.”
For those who need a refresher, Alex discussed Shanice’s legal troubles with her ex during Season 1. Rumors circulated that Shanice allegedly stalked this man and was a “crazy” ex-girlfriend. “There [are] articles out there about how she is a stalker, and there’s a restraining order against her,” he said during an earlier episode.
Jordan continued, referring to another Season 1 moment where Alex called Jordan the “toxic friend.”
“You judged me the first time you met me … why you don’t understand me is completely different.”
Alex replied, saying he was “tired of people bringing” this situation up. He explained that he was trying to “protect” Shanice from people eventually Googling her. He also said he first heard the accusations from Nick.
Shanice jumped in, saying he didn’t protect her. “You traumatized me, Alex.” She continued, saying her “anxiety is horrible from that” and she’s “legit traumatized from it.” However, they were able to reach common ground and hug it out.
Jasmine finally explodes…
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When we thought the night was over, Bria told the table she had something to say. In the last episode, the group discussed former roommates returning to visit, specifically Phil Brooks and Mariah Torres. By the end of the conversation, the group decided Mariah could come while Phil could not. However, Bria shared something different that night.
“I’m just going to be completely honest, [but] I don’t feel comfortable with Mariah coming in the house,” Bria said. “Me saying, ‘I’m fine with it,’ I’m not. I have to be authentic to myself. Phil, Mariah, all [of this] sh*t is too much, and I’m telling you right now, I don’t want it.”
Jasmine was gagged. “I don’t even know what to say right now, to be honest.” Some of her castmates encouraged her to speak her mind cause it seemed like she was holding something back. Bria said Mariah was “f*cking with my mental peace,” and she wasn’t here for it.
Jasmine began crying, saying she was “frustrated” with the back-and-forth because she felt isolated from most of the group after Season 1. “I didn’t know where I stood with anybody.”
“…I needed y’all this summer,” she said. ” [I] just needed fun and support — I’m going through a lot right now.”
The Brown family is still very much recovering from the tragic loss of Garrison Brown. The Sister Wives star was found deceased in his Flagstaff home due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound. For years, viewers have watched Garrison grow up on the small screen. And in most reason seasons, he shared his fallout with his father, Kody Brown. The father and son didn’t see eye to eye on how to handle the worldwide pandemic. Ultimately, Garrison was left feeling abandoned by the polygamous patriarch.
Garrison and Kody were still very much estranged and hadn’t spoken since Covid times. Sadly, there was no buddy/buddy relationship, and the two weren’t able to reconcile before his passing. But no one saw this end for Garrison. Even though the family is still mourning this terrible loss, they are determined to keep Garrison’s legacy alive in a very special way.
Garrison was a lot of things, and he channeled a lot of hobbies. One of his pride and joys was his Hawaiian T-shirt, Bob’s Florals. In 2019, shortly before the worldwide pandemic took over, Garrison opened up his online clothing shop. The store sold shirts, dresses, and swimwear. After a whirlwind opening, Garrison temporarily paused his clothing line. At the time, citing “My reopening plan is BIG but needs time to be executed.” The sixth child of Kody shared, “I wish for Bob’s Florals to be made domestically and with care and passion for those who seek an easy-going lifestyle.” Sadly, the shop was never reopened under Garrison’s command.
The Brown family seems to be looking to keep the legacy of free and easy living alive. The U.S. Sun confirmed that some of Garrison’s family members are looking to give the shop a rebirth in his honor. Bob’s Floral LLC is still active and in good standing. A source close to the family also acknowledged that the family plans to “carry on” with his dream. The source noted, “He was definitely planning on working on his clothing, but before his death, he wasn’t really doing much of anything, truthfully.”
As Sister Wives viewers learned, Garrison was quite low. The source revealed, “He was depressed and was unhappy, and he didn’t feel like he was getting much success from anything.” Garrison had no immediate plans to relaunch his site, even though fans were eagerly waiting.
However, the Brown family has decided to start up Bob’s Floral once more. They shared, “But now, oddly enough, there are conversations within the family about how they’re going to try to keep his legacy alive.” I could see Janelle Brown taking the wheel as she is both creative and finance-driven. After leaving Kody, this would be the perfect hobby to keep her busy and honor her son. The source noted, “They plan on carrying on some of his dreams, which can be done by his brothers.”
The insider also shared that the Browns are “working on creating a foundation for him.” A few ideas are being tossed around, but the foundation could be geared towards saving animals. The family source noted, “They’re going to turn what happened into a positive.” Garrison’s death brought the Brown family together forming an impromptu family reunion.
Some of Garrison’s siblings hadn’t seen their father in years due to a massive falling out. In funeral photos, Sister Wives fans could see that Kody, Robyn Brown, Meri Brown, and Christine Brown were all in attendance. Hunter Brown, Paedon Brown, Mykelti Brown, and Leon Brown were also included. All opted to wear Garrison’s shirt in honor of him. Kody chose to wear a pink dress suit and blue suit jacket. The reason being he was in mourning and “didn’t feel like parading around in a colorful wardrobe.”
The source commented that choosing to wear the shirts was a “sentimental thing between the kids.” So, while Garrison may be gone from this earth, his legacy won’t be forgotten.
TELL US -WOULD YOU BUY ONE OF GARRISON’S BOB’S FLORAL SHIRTS?
