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‘Sister Wives’ Fans Think Robyn & Christine Brown Both Love Drama

Like most TLC shows, drama is a staple of Sister Wives. Without a continuous cycle of harsh words and hurt feelings, there wouldn’t be much content left to keep the show alive.

Since the show first premiered, many fans and cast members have pointed fingers at Robyn for being an instigator. But lately, some Sister Wives fans have started to think Christine Brown Woolley is more interested in drama than she cares to admit.

See what other viewers are buzzing about online.

Sister Wives Fans Dissect The Infamous Family Enneagram Tests

An Enneagram test is a personality test that tells users more about their personality types. Members of the Brown family took the test, which caused a lot of drama between the family members.

But do the results tell a bigger story about the women?

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“Christine’s Enneagram Test,” one Sister Wives viewer captioned a post on Reddit. “Robyn got upset over her being characterized as a ‘drama type.’ I found that drama types tend to be ‘4’s’ which does seem like Robyn to me when you read the description. Drama types are not necessarily bad, as they can be therapists and such that like to help people work through their drama. But I think Robyn likes to meddle and feed off drama so she falls into the opposite end of that type so-to-speak. Also, what were the others wives supposed to be described as?”

Redditors Offer Their Ideas On The Family Drama

Other viewers certainly remembered the stir the enneagram tests caused. But at the end of the day, most agreed all the adults seem prone to drama.

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Do you think Christine Brown is more interested in drama than she likes to let on? Are Robyn and Christine two peas in a pod? Leave your own ideas in the comments below.

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