Christine Brown parents: Meet Rex Allred & Ruthann LeBaron

The Brown family members—husband Kody, wives Meri, Janelle, Christine, and Robyn, and their seventeen children—are open polygamists and the stars of the popular TLC reality program Sister Wives.

Christine Brown’s parents: Meet Rex Allred & Ruthann LeBaron

Christine Ruth Allred was born on April 18, 1972, to Rex Allred and Ruthann LeBaron. Christine’s parents were practicing polygamists at the time of her birth, but it is unknown how many other wives her father had or how many siblings she had. Christine’s grandfather, Rulon C.

Christine grew up in Taylorsville, Utah, where she attended and graduated high school in 1990 according to her Facebook page. Christine’s parents, Rex Allred and Ruthann LeBaron, were both practicing polygamists when she was born but eventually pulled away from the practice.

Christine, who called Kody a failure, comes from a long line of polygamists, and her family is often considered royalty in the Apostolic United Brethren (AUB).

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