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Sister Wives: Paedon Brown Reveals He Was Robbed At The Gym

Paedon Brown from Sister Wives revealed to fans that he was robbed while at the gym. The National Guard cadet has been putting his extended polygamous family on blast over the last few weeks. But it seems like one lawbreaker decided to take advantage of Paedon while he was bench pressing.

Over the last few weeks, Paedon has been busy revealing secrets of the Brown family. Fans have learned that he does not have a good relationship with his father, Kody, because he offended Robyn Brown. Paedon shared that he was rude to Robyn's kids after seeing his father spend so much time with them. Followers have enjoyed his attempts to reconcile by outing his entire family drama but feel he may be going about it the wrong way. Christine and Kody's only son also spoke out about his sisters, Gwen and Mariah, and even Meri Brown.

Related: Sister Wives: Why Paedon Let Fans Down With His Actions Towards Gwen

Viewers of the TLC show were shocked to learn that Paedon was robbed over the weekend while visiting his local gym. Paedon was unharmed but came across frazzled in his TikTok video as he told followers that he felt extremely violated. According to the Sister Wives star, he put all of his belongings in the gym locker, which included a bag, keys and wallet. Sadly, after a few sets, he returned to his bag, only to notice that his wallet was missing. Paedon did not skimp on any details as he pleaded, asking fans who would do such a thing. He did share that he was thankful the thief left behind his identification cards and only took the cash.

He shared that it was "just $100," but he was still upset. Paedon didn't acknowledge whether or not he had a lock on his locker, even though fans tried to ask him about it in the comments section. Others noted that he seemed to brush off the fact that he only lost a hundred dollars, with many followers noting that amount could be a lot of money to someone. It also doesn't look like he made a police report regarding the theft.

Paedon recently shocked fans when he revealed he slapped his sister Gwen a few years ago. The 23-year-old has been extremely outspoken on almost everyone in the family and doesn't seem to be simmering down. The Sister Wives star is still content to share life updates, even after the personal violation. Fans are hoping that the thief either returns the money to Paedon or is caught.

Next: Sister Wives: Kody's Remaining 3 Marriages Ranked From Best To Worst

Source: Paedon Brown/TikTok



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