‘Sister Wives’ Selling Handmade Soaps Made Out of Beer, Cookies

The women on Sister Wives have been busy this season. Meri Brown legally divorced their husband Kody in order to let him marry wife #4 Robyn, so Kody can adopt Robyn’s three children from her first marriage. (Robyn is pregnant with Kody’s eighteenth child.) And Christine is seeing a marriage counselor with Kody to figure out a way to break out of the habit of suppressing her feelings and then unleashing them on Kody when angry.

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Even while facing legal battles and emotional breakdowns, the ladies find a way to make a living. After publishing their group memoir, Becoming Sister Wives: The Story of an Unconventional Marriage, the Sister Wives are running an e-commerce website. At MySisterWifesCloset, fans can find clothing, jewelry and accessories (even toe rings!) that the Sister Wives would wear. It’s the only place where fans can buy My Sisterwife’s Closet natural handmade soap, handcrafted in Mount Pleasant, Utah. The make a variety of scents from Beer Bubbles to Oatmeal Cookie. Each 5 oz. bar is sold for $7.99. Sister Wives airs Sundays at 9pm on TLC.