Sister Wives Spoilers: “Kody Brown’s CAMEO had Fans ROLLING | Sister Wives Fans React”

In a twist that fans of Sister Wives never saw coming, Kody Brown’s most recent Cameo appearance set the internet ablaze—not with admiration, but with a storm of laughter, disbelief, and some good old-fashioned snark. His tutorial video, where he awkwardly attempted to walk on his hands, instantly went viral, becoming one of the most viewed uploads on a fan channel in record time. Clocking in at over 38,000 views in under a week, this one video alone sparked more comments than any of the creator’s previous content. And those comments? Absolute gold.

Viewers flooded the comments section with reactions ranging from playful roasting to outright bewilderment. The overwhelming consensus? Kody’s performance felt more like a cringeworthy audition for a circus act than a heartfelt fan message. One fan joked, “Come one, come all to the Kody Brown Circus!” Others couldn’t help but compare his antics to a child shouting, “Look what I can do, Mommy!” or even to Stewart from MADtv.The handstand tutorial wasn’t just bizarre—it stirred up some unexpected emotions. While some fans were mildly impressed by Kody’s physical effort, many were quick to contrast his enthusiasm for Cameos with his lack of visible involvement in his children’s lives. “He’s more excited about handstands than his own family,” one commenter wrote, adding a cutting, “But hey, there’s a paycheck in this.” Another fan slammed his priorities, writing, “No check? No interest.”

And then there was that comment about his daughter, where Kody mentioned she couldn’t do a handstand because she was “too heavy.” Fans weren’t having it. Many called it bullying, questioning how any parent could make such a comment publicly. One response summed up the outrage perfectly: “Why would your brain even go there? You wouldn’t—unless you’re a bully.”

Beyond his words, Kody’s appearance also sparked a lot of buzz. His signature curls—or what’s left of them—became a hot topic, with fans calling out his thinning hairline, overgrown body hair, and his apparent refusal to embrace the bald. Some users suggested he should channel his inner confidence and just shave it all off. “Bald is beautiful,” one cancer survivor commented, “and it’s clearly embraced you, Kody.”

One commenter quipped, “The only six-pack he has is in the fridge,” while another joked that watching the video made them feel like they lost valuable minutes of their life. Someone else added, “He’s like a cartoon character—you can’t make this stuff up.”

Amidst the humor were genuine expressions of disbelief. How did this man, with his over-the-top confidence and bizarre stunts, not realize he was becoming internet comedy gold? “At this point, I think Kody genuinely believes he has real fans asking for Cameos,” one fan said, “but it’s really just haters paying to see him act a fool.

Naturally, the idea of strategically ordering Cameos from Kody became a trending comment thread all its own. Fans brainstormed paying the $149 fee just to get him rambling about himself, rather than the usual dry birthday greetings he’s known for. “Forget a happy birthday,” someone wrote. “If you want value, get him to give a ‘tutorial.’ He’ll talk himself into a corner for a solid two minutes!”

One viewer even suggested starting a group fund to purchase Cameos specifically designed to get Kody talking—whether about handstands, his abs, or any other oddball topic. The idea had fans in stitches, with many enthusiastically pledging to contribute. “We need to work the system,” one fan said. “Let’s make him a meme… again.” 

Yet, amid all the laughter and roasting, there were a few fans who tried to bring a touch of empathy to the conversation—acknowledging that while Kody is clearly not the internet’s favorite dad or husband, poking fun at his attempts to work out or connect with fans shouldn’t go too far. But even those fans had to admit—this particular video was impossible not to laugh at. “It’s entertainment,” they concluded. “And clearly, that’s what he intended. Or at least, we hope.”