SISTER Wives' Christine & Janelle Brown share a rare picture together and said "we get ignored" in a cryptic post amid the family drama.

The polygamist TLC family has been telling it all as the highly anticipated three-part reunion airs.

Christine, 49, and Janelle, 52, smiled and posed together next to a stop light at a town crosswalk for an unexpected Instagram post.

Christine captioned the rare photo of the two together: "We get ignored a lot. We get told no a lot. We also get told thank you a lot."

She continued on: "I'm so blessed to hear amazing stories of improved health and happiness all the time.

"From weight loss, to energy, better sleep, head pain, skin issues, seasonal issues, tummy troubles, and everything in between."

Christine concluded: "So, yes, it is worth it.

"You are worth it."

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Christine separated from her husband Kody, 53, and left the other Sister Wives in Arizona as she moved to Utah to start a new life solo.

SISTERS SLAMMED

Robyn Brown blamed Christine and Janelle for not only "destroying" their polygamist family, but also causing "disturbing" emotions in their relationship dynamic.

The Sister Wives' star previously blamed Kody's other wives for "giving up" on their marriages and tearing the family apart.

Robyn, 43, broke down in tears during a preview for part one of the reunion while discussing her disappointment with the drama surrounding the show.

The reality star told a TLC interviewer that her experience with Christine and Janelle has been "disturbing" and extremely difficult amid the Covid pandemic.

"I understand what Kody was wanting to do and I understand what Janelle and Christine were about, but at the same time, I was like couldn't we have meshed those two?

"I just felt like this was the family culture that we had built and we're destroying that," she confessed.

Robyn continued: "In the beginning, I thought this would go away eventually but how far are we into it and it still hasn't stopped?"

After the interviewer asked the TV personality "what's going on?" she became highly emotional and broke down sobbing.

"I hate crying," she admitted, as she struggled to speak.

"It's just painful. It's just painful cause it felt like the family group and the unity, all of that stuff, just got thrown out of the window cause of the virus.

"Really surprised me and shocked me and really has been disturbing."

Robyn then closed out saying she "wants" the family to "come back from this" and is "trying" to lead in the efforts to do so.

LAYING BLAME

The mother of five's tearful confession followed a blunt moment last week when she laid blame on Christine for the dissolution of their family.

The TV star broke down in tears yet again during another preview for the show's reunion special, as she blamed Christine for "giving up" on their family and her marriage to Kody.

The network released a teaser for the heated special, as the family discussed Christine's departure from her polygamist marriage.

In the preview clips, Kody complained that he has been "moved out of his house" that he shared with his ex-wife.

Then, in a confessional, Robyn broke down sobbing as she told viewers: "I don't see why giving up is an option when you haven't actually tried."

MERI'S CONFESSION

Meanwhile, Kody's fourth wife Meri, 50, admitted that her relationship with her husband Kody is "estranged" as the family struggles following his split with Christine.

Meri opened up about her feelings towards her husband in a lengthy Instagram post, clarifying some of her past comments.

She wrote: "A few months ago, I used the word 'estranged' regarding my relationship, in a conversation with a friend. It was the first time I had vocalized it, and it felt…. honest.

"It was hard to use, and yet somewhat freeing. I know where my relationship is, I'm not oblivious to that. I will always look for the best in people and situations and hope they see it too.

"I want to protect people, their emotions, the tough situations. I have never been, nor will I ever be, the person who will sit and publicly trash someone or something. So if you start reading this and think that's what you're going to get here, you'll be disappointed."

Meri continued: "I try not to put labels on things but over the past few months as that 'certain TV show' has been airing, I've been labeled. I've been called by viewers, desperate, pathetic, embarrassing, told I have no worth and no value, and a plethora of other things that I won't even mention here.

"In actuality, what you've seen is me no longer being silent. What you've seen is me using my voice to have fun and bring humor to a not-so-perfect situation.

"The truth is, I KNOW my value. I KNOW my worth. Who I AM, what I want in life, what I aspire to be, and what I feel like I'm doing a pretty dang good job at, is being happy.

"I don't let things around me that aren't 'perfect' get me down, because my inner peace and joy is more important to me than that. I surround myself with people who match or exceed my energy.

"I have friends, co-workers, colleagues, mentors, who fill my cup, and I hope in some way I'm filling theirs. I engage in positive conversations and situations. I dream with the LID OFF! I have plans and goals and aspirations that make me happy and fulfilled. I work toward those dreams daily. I overcome, I succeed, I win.

And, I'm happy with myself," she concluded.

Alongside the post, she included a photo of herself sitting on the windowsill donning a full face of makeup as she smiled at the camera.

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