Sister Wives season 19, Christine spoke about her failed marriage to Kody.

Now that Christine has moved on for good, she's finally talking about what really led to the shocking breakup.

People shared a preview of Sister Wives: One on One in which Christine looked back on her 25 years of marriage and added, “For a long time, it was just fun and it was just a blast. You know, we just had a lot of good times.” However, Christine felt there was something “missing” once Kody married Robyn. She added, “But at that point … it was already so almost over anyway." As per Christine, what she and Kody had wasn’t “real true intimacy” since he never took care of her emotionally, romantically, physically, or financially.

What Christine Exposing The Lack Of Intimacy Between Her & Kody Means

Christine’s Breaking Point Was When Kody Said “No” To Intimacy

Intimacy between Christine and Kody had been reduced to just an act by the time she decided to walk out of the marriage. While Kody and Christine share six kids together, she claims that there was no real emotion left behind in her and her ex-husband’s bond. Christine itted to feeling used, but wondered whether Kody also experienced the same feelings. Their dynamic was such that Kody and Christine saw intimacy as an obligation. She called the situation sad, and to her, the sex was never fulfilling. It was it was “broken.”

Christine and Kody could never talk about what was happening between them openly. While they both knew that something was missing and there was a lack of attraction between them since Robyn’s arrival, they seemed to have let their communication issues get the better of them. It came down to Christine and Kody sleeping together just five times in a year when Christine finally sat Kody down to ask him if they were ever going to be intimate in their marriage. It took a “no” from Kody for Christine to decide that she didn’t want Kody to live.

Our Take On Christine Claiming Kody Made Her Feel “Used”

Why Christine Brown Walked Away from a Loveless Marriage

Sister Wives’ Christine’s ission that she felt “used” by Kody Brown in their marriage highlights how emotionally disconnected their relationship had become. By her own , intimacy had turned into an obligation, lacking any real emotional connection. Christine’s description of their sex life as “broken” is especially powerful, revealing how deeply unfulfilled she felt. Her decision to leave was not impulsive. It came after years of silence, emotional neglect, and failed communication. Kody’s inability to reassure her or rebuild that bond only reinforced her feelings. Christine’s story is a reminder that intimacy without emotional can feel hollow and damaging.

Sister Wives airs Sundays at 10 p.m. EDT on TLC.

Source: People