Flagstaff, Arizona – A roommate of “Sister Wives” star Garrison Brown, who tragically died by apparent suicide at the age of 25, has broken his silence about the devastating loss. Addison Miele, residing in the same apartment as Brown in Flagstaff, Arizona, shared heartfelt sentiments about the late reality TV personality, describing him as a positive and supportive individual.
Miele, speaking to Us Weekly, emphasized Brown’s kindness and friendship, portraying him as a person who offered help when needed and left a lasting impact on those around him. Despite being the son of polygamists Kody and Janelle Brown, Garrison was remembered by Miele as a good-natured and admirable individual whom he looked up to.
The tragic incident unfolded when Miele spoke to authorities, revealing details of the last conversation he had with Brown before the heartbreaking event. Despite expressing concerns about Brown’s struggles with depression and alcohol, Miele admitted that nothing raised red flags that could have forewarned him about the tragic outcome.
Following the devastating news, Janelle Brown, mother of Garrison, sent her son Gabe to check on Garrison after receiving a concerning text message, in which he expressed longing for past moments. Gabe discovered Garrison’s lifeless body the next morning in their shared apartment, prompting him to alert the authorities.
In a joint statement released on Instagram, Kody and Janelle Brown expressed profound sadness and grief over the loss of their son, remembering him as a bright and cherished presence in their lives. The Browns requested privacy as they mourn the untimely death of Garrison, acknowledging the immense void his absence has left in their lives.
The heartbreaking story of Garrison Brown’s passing serves as a poignant reminder of the struggles individuals face, emphasizing the importance of mental health awareness and seeking help in times of crisis. If you or someone you know is struggling, assistance and support are readily available through various channels.