Janelle Brown's Journey of Loss and Resilience

Janelle Brown faced one of the hardest moments a parent could imagine when her son Garrison tragically took his own life, deemed a suicide due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Despite the overwhelming pain, the Sister Wives actress decided to sell the home that once symbolized a bright future for Garrison.

Selling Garrison's home

The well-known reality TV personality has made an unexpectedly painful choice. She recently listed her late son Garrison's home in Flagstaff, Arizona, for sale. The property, originally purchased by Garrison in 2021 for $329,000, is now on the market for $425,000. This 1,400-square-foot home once marked a new beginning in Garrison's life. But when Garrison killed himself, her mother decided to sell the house to ease her grief.

Seeking justice amid heartbreak

Garrison’s death wasn’t the only challenge Janelle faced. She has been embroiled in financial battles regarding shared assets, especially the Coyote Pass land, since her separation from Kody Brown. Frustrated by Kody’s reluctance to discuss their shared assets, Janelle is contemplating legal action to secure her rightful share. As she battles these financial and emotional challenges, Janelle’s resolve to seek justice for herself and her son has only strengthened.

A new chapter with Taeda Farms

Amidst the heartbreak, Janelle found the strength to move forward, redefining her life with bold new ventures. She recently announced the launch of her new business, Taeda Farms, alongside her daughter Madison Brown. The venture, which focuses on sustainable agriculture, marks a significant step in Janelle’s journey toward independence and healing after her separation from Kody Brown. Countless fans of Janelle have expressed their excitement for her to go on this new journey, and they have shown her enormous support. 
By selling Garrison’s home, fighting legal battles, and pursuing new ventures, Janelle is not only moving forward but also setting an inspiring example of resilience and strength.