Sister Wives Season 5 Episode 10 Keep Your Hands To Yourself
- January 1, 1970
- 22 min
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In Sister Wives season 5 episode 10, titled "Keep Your Hands To Yourself," the Brown family heads out on a mini-vacation to Palmetto, Florida. As they settle into their rental home, tensions start to rise between the wives Meri and Robyn. Meri feels that Robyn is getting too close to her husband Kody and is worried that the dynamic of their relationship is changing.
Meanwhile, Christine takes the opportunity to express her frustration with Kody and his lack of attention towards her. She feels that he focuses too much on his relationship with Robyn and neglects the other wives. Kody tries to reassure her that he loves her equally but the tension is palpable.
The family spends the day at the beach, but the excitement is short-lived when Janelle suffers an injury after being hit by a wave. The group rushes her to the hospital, where she's diagnosed with a severe concussion. This event forces the family to reevaluate their priorities and focus on their well-being instead of petty arguments.
Back at the rental home, the family engages in some lighthearted fun by playing a game of "Would You Rather?" but the questions soon turn to physical affection and jealousy. The wives express their discomfort with Kody's public displays of affection towards Robyn and how it makes them feel left out.
As the episode comes to a close, the family reflects on their vacation and the ups and downs they experienced. They acknowledge the need for open communication and strive to work on their relationships with each other. Ultimately, they come to the realization that their family bond is more important than anything else and vow to continue to work towards a better future for all of them.
"Keep Your Hands To Yourself" is an emotional episode that highlights the challenges that come with a polygamous lifestyle. It's a reminder of the importance of communication, trust, and understanding in any relationship, and how crucial it is to put family above all else.