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It is almost time for the return of Sister Wives and fans can't wait to see what the Brown family is up to now. This show has a lot of fans who are interested in the Brown family and their polygamy lifestyle. People shared a preview for the new season and don't think that Meri Brown's catfishing scandal is over with just yet. They will be bringing it up again this season, and the preview clip shows Meri and Kody talking about what went down at the end of last season. Kody Brown wants answers from Meri about her online relationship with someone else.

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— Meri Brown (@MeriBrown1) April 28, 2016 It was revealed last year that Meri Brown was in an online relationship with someone that she thought was a man. It turned

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