Sister Wives star Christine Brown has been sharing her happiness throughout the current season of the series after moving away from Kody Brown and into her new marriage with David Woolley, but her happiness has blinded her to her actions and made her seem like the villain. Throughout Sister Wives season 19, viewers have had the opportunity to see Christine in a whole new light. In her relationship with Kody, Christine had so much weight on her shoulders that it came off in her interactions, but she’s feeling lighter and brighter with David by her side, and it definitely shows.

Christine’s life now that she’s entwined with David has been a very different journey than what Sister Wives viewers have been used to, but her behavior hasn’t all been for the best. Christine and David’s marriage, which has been documented throughout Sister Wives season 19, has been something viewers are happy to see unfold, but her relationship with David has changed her relationships with other members of her family. In Christine accepting how happy she is and the power that comes with that, she’s been coming off as somewhat of a villain to others by disregarding their obvious, palpable pain.

While Christine and David’s life together has been something she’s been longing for, the way she’s been handling her happiness in the face of other people’s pain has been a struggle to watch. Though Christine has been one of the most self-aware people on Sister Wives, her interesting behavior has led some to wonder if she was ready to plunge into a new marriage and a happier life. With the way Christine has pushed her life with David into the spotlight, it’s clear that she wants to make it blatantly obvious that she’s living a happier, healthier life without Kody.

Christine’s Happy New Life Is Exciting For Her

She’s Enjoying Her Newfound Joy

Christine spent the majority of her adult life in a relationship with Kody, so things have changed tremendously as she’s found herself in a new relationship and enjoying her independence. While Christine and David’s relationship has been exciting for her, it was difficult for her to get to the point where she trusted it. Christine’s marriage to Kody has been difficult for her to work through, even though she’s already moved on and is in a happy marriage of her own.

Christine Has Been Looking For Her Happiness For Years

Her Relationship With Kody Was Painful

Although Christine’s relationship with David makes her astronomically happy, she’s been searching for happiness outside of her love life for years. Throughout her time as a member of the Brown family, Christine was always doing the best she could to find ways to make herself happy outside of her marriage and family. Pursuing what she could, Christine tried to build a life for herself that didn’t involve Kody entirely because he wasn’t always available to her. Christine’s desire to build her independence has always been strong, but she wasn’t as able to pursue it while with Kody and the family.

Although Christine understood she wasn’t only looking for love in a romantic way or a familial way, she was overjoyed when she found it with David. Outside of her relationship with her new husband, however, Christine has been pursuing a better relationship with herself, as well. She’s been doing her best to open herself up to new experiences, new interests, and new people while she’s been finding her own way outside of her first marriage. Christine’s been pursuing love in every possible avenue, making it clear she’s open and willing to find happiness outside of her romantic and familial relationships.

Christine’s Been Upfront About Her Joy On Sister Wives

She’s Shared Her Happiness Freely

As Christine opened up about her newfound joy on Sister Wives, she’s been clear that she understands that things were a lot darker for her before leaving Kody than she realized. Now, with so much happiness in her life, Christine’s been incredibly upfront about the things that she’s been feeling in her life. Sharing more about her relationship, her overall happiness, and her family as a whole, Christine has been quick to make it clear she’s found herself in a new place that she doesn’t always recognize. Regardless, she’s enjoying the ride she’s on with David by her side.

Christine’s Happiness Has A Dark Side, Too

She’s Not Holding Back In Most Situations

Although Christine has been doing her best to ensure that she’s only speaking for herself and speaking up for herself, her happiness isn’t all positive for her or those around her. Christine has been trying to make her quest for joy more meaningful as she’s moved through her life, especially when she was newly single. Christine chose to share that she was searching for happiness, but she was also looking for the catharsis of leaving Kody behind. The Sister Wives star wanted to prove how much better her life was without him or the rest of his family in it.

With Christine moving through her life with some level of spite in her actions, she made it clear that her happiness was not merely about finding joy and moving forward. Instead, Christine made it obvious that she was looking to pull one over on her ex-husband Kody and her former family. The Sister Wives star may have been able to find her way forward, and does seem a lot less spiteful now, but sometimes her happiness has an edge to it that many find to be overwhelming. Christine’s happiness has a dark side that shows she hasn’t totally moved on.

Could Christine’s Happiness Have Made Her More Selfish?

She’s Only Been Thinking Of Herself

While Christine’s happiness has been fun to watch in some ways, in others, it’s become a struggle to see her so outwardly joyous when the rest of her family is struggling. Christine has been having a hard time containing her joy, even in moments when it doesn’t feel the most appropriate to put out there. Rather than focusing on herself and trying to keep her happiness overt, but not selfish or overwhelming, Christine has been doing a lot to make sure everyone knows she’s happier than ever. The Sister Wives star may be unintentionally making herself a villain on screen.