"Sister Wives" star Meri Brown opened up about what pushed him to have an affair with someone who was posing as a man online despite being "spiritually" married to Kody Brown.
Did the "Sister Wives" star feel neglected by her husband and sought solace through the affair?
"I'm in this place where I just feel alone. Isolated. Lonely. I don't feel like anybody else in the family can even relate," Meri said during the season finale of "Sister Wives," as quoted by Hollywood Life.
"I wake up in the mornings and I turn the music on in my house so that I can have some noise. Because it's just quiet, it's lonely. I just feel lonely. I'm just so alone so much of the time."
In an earlier statement to People, Meri admitted that she has been a victim of "catfishing," or an operation where a person pretends to be someone else to be in a relationship with a person he or she has met online.
"During an emotional and vulnerable time earlier this year, I began speaking with someone online who turned out to be not who they said they were," the "Sister Wives" star previously said in a statement about her affair.
"I never met this person and I regret being drawn into this situation, but I hope because of it I can help others who find themselves in similar circumstances."
Hollywood Life wrote in an earlier report that Kody's youngest wife and "Sister Wives" star Robyn allegedly knew that the affair was a case of "catfishing," but decided to keep quiet about it.
"One of Robyn's closest friends, Kendra Pollard-Parra, admitted to knowing about Meri's relationship earlier on, and told Robyn about it after fans of the show reached out to her with information about Meri's affair," the report wrote.
Robyn's reason for keeping quiet about the "catfishing" scheme is yet to be explained.
Meanwhile, Meri Brown's previous tweet in October earned a lot of attention from fans as it was posted after the "catfishing" incident has been made public.
"Put on the full armor of God to that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes."
