Flagstaff, Arizona – The tragic death of Garrison Brown, the 25-year-old son of reality TV stars Janelle and Kody Brown, has left many reeling in shock and sadness. Garrison, who was featured on the popular reality show “Sister Wives,” was found dead at a home in Arizona on Tuesday. Flagstaff police have indicated that it appears he died by suicide, and the investigation is ongoing with no signs of foul play.
Garrison’s passing has deeply affected his family, with his parents Kody and Janelle sharing the devastating news on their individual Instagram accounts. They remembered him as a bright spot in the lives of those who knew him, highlighting the big hole his loss leaves in their hearts. TLC, the network behind “Sister Wives,” also expressed their condolences, acknowledging the tragic loss of Garrison Brown and offering their deepest sympathies to the grieving family.
Known for his carpentry skills, Garrison was praised by his mother for his craftsmanship, which he exhibited through projects like restoring a vintage camping trailer and building a custom table. His talents and creativity were evident, reflecting a family trait passed down through generations. However, the estrangement between Kody and his children with Janelle was a point of contention, as seen during the latest season of the reality show.
Throughout the season, Garrison Brown opened up about the strained relationship between his father and siblings, expressing feelings of neglect and misunderstandings that had arisen. Despite attempts to reconcile and seek resolution, the rift persisted, adding to the complexities of their family dynamics. Police have emphasized that Garrison’s death is currently under investigation, with detectives from the Criminal Investigations Division working to uncover the circumstances surrounding his passing.
In the wake of this tragedy, it is essential to remember the importance of mental health and seeking help when needed. If you or someone you know is struggling, resources like the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988 or the website 988lifeline.org can provide support and assistance. Additionally, SpeakingOfSuicide.com/resources offers additional resources for those in crisis, emphasizing the need for open communication and seeking help during difficult times.