'Sister Wives' Star Christine Brown Marries David Woolley In 'Fairytale' Wedding
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00:00 Christine Brown is married.
00:02 The Sister Wives star tied the knot with David Woolley in front of 330 guests in Utah over the
00:08 weekend, according to People. "It's a fairy tale. It's everything I never thought I would have.
00:14 I get to walk down the aisle to David, him just looking at me the way that he does.
00:18 It's a dream come true," the 51-year-old told the publication.
00:22 Christine went public with her relationship with David in February 2023 and announced
00:28 their engagement in April. This is the reality star's first legal marriage after spiritually
00:33 marrying her ex, Cody Brown, back in 1994. Christine has previously alluded to their
00:38 relationship being a better fit than her last. In September, she wrote on Instagram,
00:43 "It's really nice to be with someone who doesn't have any special requirements
00:47 before we get married. I love being loved for just being who I am. I love you @DavidWooley,"
00:53 with the hashtags "marriage," "soulmates," "love of my life," and "blessed."
00:58 And back in April, she told People magazine, "David treats me like a queen and tells me I'm
01:03 beautiful every day. I've never been in love like this before and the world seems like a brighter
01:08 place with him in it." Christine has continued to document her life post-divorce from Cody on
01:14 TLC's Sister Wives. In a recent episode of the show, she prepared to celebrate her 50th birthday
01:20 with a party and revealed that Cody and her former sister wives, Mary and Robin,
01:25 would not be on the guest list.
01:27 So, McKelvie and Avalon and Aspen are over. We're going to plan my 50th birthday party.
01:32 Mom?
01:33 50th birthday is the 50th.
01:34 Oh my gosh, that's right. You're gonna be 50.
01:36 I know.
01:37 So, it's a big birthday.
01:40 I love living so close to my girls. We do this all the time. We hang out all the time as much
01:44 as possible.
01:45 We should do a 60s, no a 50s. We should do a 50s theme for your 50th birthday.
01:50 A 1950s party? What? Yes.
01:54 Definitely.
01:55 So costume required.
01:57 It's more fun to dress up. I'm just saying.
02:01 Ice cream bar?
02:01 Yes.
02:03 Old-fashioned soda?
02:04 Sundaes.
02:04 Soda fountain, ice cream bar, all of it. Sock hop. Yes, all of it.
02:10 Janelle's still invited because Janelle wants to come. Really bad.
02:13 She already talked to Janelle about coming back from Flagstaff with me the week before.
02:17 I won't be inviting Cody or Robin or Mary. And the kids that I still have contact with
02:23 and that I do things with, they'll all be invited. Yes, but not everybody.
02:28 All right, toasting time.
02:31 So many of our family gatherings were tense. I didn't feel like I was really a wife. I just
02:36 felt like a second-class citizen a lot of the time. So I really am only going to invite people
02:41 that I really want to hang out with, that it's going to be easy and relaxing and no drama.
02:50 So Grandma Janelle is your ex-husband's mom?
02:53 I think she's a no-go. And I think that Dad's best friend is a yes because...
02:59 No, Dad's best friend's a no.
03:04 I think it's a no.
03:05 Dad's best friend and Dad's mom are a no.
03:06 It's sticky. It's a sticky situation. You know, it's just, it's weird to cross over like that,
03:11 invite Cody's mom. I would never invite him. But I just, I really love them a lot.
03:16 I love a lot of Cody's family.
03:18 I can invite a certain celebrity.
03:21 I'll see if I can get the contract information.
03:24 You should get the contract information.
03:24 That's great.
03:25 I'm going to talk to their publishers.
03:27 You should.
03:28 Just celebrity crush. I have a big, huge celebrity crush. That's all there is to it.
03:32 And McKelvey loves to harass me about it. And she got me a pillow with him on it,
03:37 and a blanket with him on it for Christmas.
03:39 We didn't say names.
03:41 I'm going to blush. I blush every freaking time. It's so embarrassing.
03:46 Okay, listen. Shemar Moore. When he says, "Baby girl," I melt every single time.
03:54 He's just beautiful.
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