Became one again.
And it looks like it looks great.
Earlier this week, Janelle Brown got the chance to spend some quality time with her close friend Christine Brown , where she spent time with her Sister Wives co-star for the first time since her son Garrison committed suicide.
The TLC personalities met up in Wyoming, prompting Janelle to post a reel Instagram from the trip and write the following caption with it:
“We got to spend the whole day together and it was so much needed! So grateful for family. ❤️ #family #familyforlife #familyforever.”
In the above video, Christine is seen smiling with Janelle and her daughter, Madison … while Sister Sledge’s “We Are Family” song plays in the background.
You can see it yourself here:
It’s worth noting that Janelle is wearing a sweatshirt with the word “Optimist” written on the front.
Just four months earlier, Garrison had died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Since then, both his mother and Christine (along with other members of the Brown family) have paid tribute to the troubled young man online.
For example, a few weeks ago, shortly after Mother’s Day, Janelle addressed Garrison, writing, “I love you and miss you every day.”
In this latest case, Janelle shared a video of herself on her Instagram account, in which she can be seen admiring the beautiful outdoor landscape.
“Having a great time spending time with the family — Christine, Maddie and the kids,” she smiles in the clip.
“On this beautiful reservoir in the Wyoming mountains. I hope you have a wonderful Fourth of July weekend if you’re in the U.S.”
Through the same caption, Brpwn tagged several friends and loved ones, including Christine and her husband David Woolley, and also thanked his daughter Savannah, his ex-sister wife Meri Brown’s child Leon, and Christine’s daughters Aspyn Thompson and Gwendlyn.
Jenelle captioned the post, “Family time! Loving every minute of it!”
How are Janelle and Kody coping after their son’s death?
Merri Brown actually commented on this question back in June.
“I’ve talked to every single one of them, and I think there are good days and bad days. I don’t know how that couldn’t happen,” Meri said of Janelle and Kody on the Miss Understood with Rachel Uchitel podcast.
“There are still times that I look at Garrison’s picture and say, ‘Oh. I didn’t like that that happened.’ It’s really sad, you know?
“I’m so sorry for Janelle. I watched my mom lose two of her kids before she died … it’s sad.”