Leon Brown and Audrey Kriss have offered a measured update on their lives as of February 2026, signaling continued growth and stability following several years of personal and family transitions tied to the public trajectory of Sister Wives.
Leon, the only child of Meri Brown and Kody Brown, has largely maintained a private presence in recent seasons of the long-running TLC series. After publicly coming out as transgender in 2022, Leon received widespread support from Audrey, family members, and viewers. Since then, both Leon and Audrey have focused on building a life outside the central narrative of the show.
In their latest update, shared through social media, the couple emphasized personal well-being, creative pursuits, and community engagement. While they did not address the series directly, their message reflected a sense of grounding and forward momentum.
“Growth looks different for everyone,” Leon wrote, underscoring themes of self-discovery and resilience. Audrey echoed similar sentiments, highlighting gratitude for supportive friendships and chosen family.
Over the past several years, the Brown family structure has undergone substantial change. Christine Brown formally left her spiritual marriage to Kody in 2021, followed by separations involving Janelle Brown and Meri Brown. As the plural marriage dynamic dissolved, several adult children — including Leon — have stepped further away from on-camera involvement.
Media observers note that Leon and Audrey’s decision to prioritize privacy contrasts with earlier seasons, when family milestones were frequently documented. Their limited public commentary reflects a broader shift among some members of the Brown family, who appear to be defining their identities independently of the show’s central storyline.
Leon has previously spoken about the importance of authenticity and mental health. In past statements, they emphasized that stepping into their identity required courage but ultimately fostered greater personal alignment. Audrey has consistently been described by Leon as a key source of support during that process.
As of early 2026, there has been no formal announcement regarding increased on-screen appearances for the couple. Representatives for TLC have not commented on future casting details for upcoming seasons.
For longtime viewers of Sister Wives, Leon and Audrey’s update reflects a broader evolution within the Brown family: a movement toward autonomy, redefined relationships, and life beyond the plural marriage structure that initially defined the series.
While public interest remains high, Leon and Audrey’s latest message suggests their current focus is less on television and more on cultivating a stable, intentional life — one shaped by personal values rather than reality programming.
