Kody Brown failed to “do things right” with garrison before his death

Kody Brown reflects on where he went wrong with the son Garrison brown After his unclear death.

When the brown family reflected on the tragedy during Sister women Section that aired on Sunday, May 4, Kody noted how it was “so sad.” He looked back on the day everything developed and remembers a conversation he had with his now ex-wife Janelle BrownWith whom he shared Garrison, about their next step.

“I remember sitting there with Janelle and I just went,” Hi, I really just want to take my boy home, “he said to the cameras.” And then I said, “Let’s take him back to Wyoming and let’s bury him next to Grandma Cheryl.” We completely agreed that it would be the right thing. ”

Garrison d subject On March 5, 2024, at the age of 25. At that time, Kody and Janelle divided into a joint statement, where they said Garrison “was a bright place in life for anyone who knew him.”

“His loss will leave such a large hole in our lives that it takes their breath,” they added. “We ask you to respect our integrity and join us to honor his memory.”

Continued to reflect on the loss during the latest section of the TLC hit Robyn – who has become his only remaining wife after his marriage to Janelle, Christine and Meri Ended over a 14-month period – While he sat Fireside about regrets he had about his band with garrison. The couple was not at the best places, like Kody Had problems with his sons with Janelle over his strict guidelines for Covid-19resulting in disagreements and communication struggles.

Kody and Garrison’s questions was not resolved completely before his death.

“It’s just heartbreaking. Rob and I didn’t get the chance to really just do things right, just not be able to say goodbye,” said Kody, 56, to Robyn, 46, while I used Garrison’s first name, Robert. “I just don’t know what to do with his death because it is as if I had to do something different because I could have had more time with him, and I thought it would be more time.”

“Everyone thinks they had more time,” he added.

Kody also told Robyn that “it just wouldn’t be like this.” As he continued to live on “what”, Kody said: “I’ll be to what, what about, what to death.”

“What if I had called him? What if I had been in contact more? What if we had done more? What happens, what if, what about?” He continued. “It still makes me sad. It still makes me wonder if something could have been done. That’s what — that what could have been. I think they just helped the grief process.”

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