Rumors have been surfacing regarding the much-awaited return of the "Sister Wives" in an all-new Season 8. Speculations have been rife that the upcoming episodes of the new season would finally reveal the current status of Kody Brown. There are growing beliefs that the head of the family is facing financial instability.
The upcoming premiere of "Sister Wives" Season 8 would be filled a lot of dilemmas. There haven't been any affirmations that the series would be revamped or discontinued. Also, even the initial assumptions of Kody being plagued with financial problems is still uncertain as well.
However, there's no denial that the impending return of "Sister Wives" Season 8 is highly anticipated. Given the unique approach of the entire segment, the rumors of the wives potentially leaving the head of the family is making fans and viewers equally anxious as well.
There have also been surging rumors that Kody Brown is hiding yet another wife somewhere. However, since these rumors were recently disregarded, it would no longer be possible that this rumored wife would have her appearance in the new Season 8 and its coming episodes.
Same reports have also revealed that the upcoming first scenes are going to be detrimental for Kody Brown. But it does not give any indications that he will be financially in trouble. Given this circumstance, the entire series is attracting much awareness from the public and the demand for the airing of "Sister Wives" Season 8 is also hitting some huge strides.
Recent reports have also stated that Kody's current status indicates the fact that he can no longer provide for his family and, which also gives some indications that he might have given up on his aims of adding more wives.
It has also been said that the Kody is dealing with the midlife crisis, which has been expected to bring out issues for him in the upcoming Season 8. of "Sister Wives." But despite all that has been mentioned, all remains to be seen. As of this writing, the premiere date of the new season is not yet announced by TLC.
