Robyn Brown’s Daughters Aurora and Breanna Make a Rare Appearance on Sister Wives
Robyn Brown’s adult daughters, Aurora and Breanna, rarely feature on Sister Wives anymore, but they made a notable appearance in the latest episode. During this episode, the sisters expressed their desire to find a new church, feeling a loss of community. While Robyn agreed with their sentiments, she admitted to feeling hesitant since there wasn’t a local church that aligned with their beliefs.
After the scene aired, fans found themselves feeling sympathy for Aurora and Breanna, noting the stark contrast between their adult status and how they are treated by their parents.
Fans Express Concern Over Robyn’s Influence
Many viewers initially perceived that Aurora and Breanna seemed hesitant or fearful around their mother, questioning why they felt the need to ask her permission to join a church. Upon further reflection, fans recognized that their upbringing had conditioned them to behave this way. Some even drew comparisons between Robyn’s daughters and the Duggar children, suggesting they exhibit signs of being deeply influenced by their upbringing.
One Reddit user shared their thoughts, stating, “I feel bad for Aurora and Breanna. Their mom hasn’t prepared them for independence at all. I can’t imagine being in college and needing to ask my parents for permission to do anything, let alone go to church. They always look like they’re on the verge of tears. Emotionally, they seem like little kids. Robyn has raised them to think every feeling needs to be a BIG feeling; they feel everything so deeply, even the smallest issues.”
A Life of Limitations
Other Sister Wives fans resonated with this perspective, noting that while Breanna and Aurora may be adults, their behavior suggests otherwise. The fact that they sought their parents’ approval to join a church struck many viewers as highly unusual.
Comments from Reddit included:
- “There seems to be a lot of trauma among all of Robyn’s children. They always appear lost and sad. Their eyes never show happiness. Robyn has inflicted significant emotional damage on them.”
- “Exactly! They should just go to a church without even telling Robyn until after. It shouldn’t be such a big deal! It feels like she’s keeping them in a perpetual state of adolescence.”
- “Seeing them in last night’s episode, I thought the same thing—they look like they’re on the verge of tears and seem afraid of her. I don’t understand how these adult children still feel controlled by their mother.”
- “They are completely infantilized by Robyn. It’s disturbing to watch grown adults ask their mom for permission to attend church.”
As the series progresses, many fans are left wondering how Robyn’s parenting style will continue to affect Aurora and Breanna as they navigate adulthood.