The Brown family from TLC’s Sister Wives has been enduring the most challenging phase of their lives since the tragic passing of Garrison Brown. The stars of the show came together to bid farewell to their beloved family member, whose sudden death shocked both his family and fans. Garrison, the son of Janelle and Kody, was not only an incredible human being but also a loving son, endearing himself to fans with his sweet and genuine personality.
Garrison’s untimely departure has deeply impacted his siblings, who held a special bond with him, and he was a cherished uncle to his nephews and nieces. While the official cause of his passing has not been disclosed, it has now come to light that the TLC celebrity had been silently struggling with his mental health. Recently, Garrison’s sister Madison took it upon herself to raise awareness about this significant issue.
Madison Brown, a star of Sister Wives, along with her other siblings, has been grieving the loss of Garrison. However, she has returned to the online world for a meaningful purpose. Madison recently took to Instagram to share details about her late brother’s mental health struggles. She uploaded a video of herself without any filters, aiming to spread awareness about this crucial topic.
In her heartfelt post, the TLC celebrity emphasized the importance of discussing mental health openly. She expressed her belief that there is not enough conversation surrounding this issue in a way that truly helps people understand it. Madison made it clear that her brother’s passing was not a result of bullying or a lack of love. She continued, “Because I don’t think it’s talked about enough in a way that people understand it.”
Madison urged viewers of Sister Wives to reevaluate their lives if they felt unhappy or unfulfilled. She emphasized that social media is not a reflection of reality and confessed that she had held back her tears in the past two weeks. She vowed to be more authentic on Instagram, declaring, “I’m done with filters.”
The young star of Sister Wives went on to reveal that her other siblings and mother had previously discussed how Garrison always felt like he wasn’t doing well enough. She believed that her late brother often compared himself to the idealized images portrayed on social media. However, she wanted everyone to remember not to fall into the same trap, as it is not a true representation of reality.
In sharing her brother’s struggles and advocating for mental health awareness, Madison hopes to make a positive impact and encourage others to prioritize their well-being above societal pressures and unrealistic standards. The Brown family continues to mourn the loss of Garrison and remains united in their support for one another during this difficult time.