Sister Wives,' decides fate of house where son Garrison passed away”>Janelle Brown
, a star of ”Sister Wives,” has reduced the price of her late son Garrison’s Flagstaff home in an effort to sell the property. This adjustment comes almost six months after his cause of death was confirmed. With the price cut, Janelle Brown is clearly taking on the emotional burden of trying to close this difficult chapter.The house, which Garrison shared with his brother Gabriel (Gabe), has been a painful reminder for the Brown family as they continue to cope with their loss. Garrison tragically died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, and his body was discovered by Gabe after their mother received alarming text messages from Garrison.
In an attempt to finally sell the property, Janelle has had to drop the price by $25,100. Originally listed at $425,000 in September, it is now on the market for $399,000.
In addition to selling her late son’s home, Janelle has made another significant property decision in her life. Following her separation from her spiritual husband Kody Brown, she purchased a new home in Chocowinity, North Carolina for $289,000. This marks a fresh start for Janelle as she begins her journey as a single woman after years of being in a plural marriage.
Garrison had been battling mental health struggles and alcohol abuse before his tragic death. Despite these challenges and appearing to be on the road to recovery while working at Flagstaff Medical Center, he ultimately took his own life.
The Coconino County Medical Examiner’s report confirmed that Garrison died from a gunshot wound to the head and also revealed dangerously high levels of alcohol in his system at the time of death.
On what would have been Garrison’s 26th birthday one month after his passing, Janelle honored him with a heartfelt tribute on Instagram. She shared a video montage celebrating his life and their special moments together over the years.
As Janelle continues to grieve her son’s loss, her recent price cut reflects her determination to move forward.