‘Sister Wives’ Janelle Brown ‘Can’t Fathom’ Life Without Kody, Meri Brown

They have both reaffirmed their commitment to their marriage even as their continued troubles play out on screen, but any fans who worry that “Sister Wives” stars Kody and Meri Brown are on the brink of ending things for good don’t need to be so concerned, at least, according to Kody’s second wife, Janelle.

Janelle spoke to Us Weekly and admitted that while the couple has their problems, she thinks that they’ll be okay in the end, because life without one another would be difficult if any of the wives left.

“We’ve been together for so many years and I just cannot imagine after three decades, you know...I don’t want to change any piece of our lives and our family,” she said. “What do you do after 30 years? That’s like, my whole life.”

“There’s multiple layers of relationships,” she added. “It’s not like I’m just going to leave Kody. I’m going to be leaving Robyn and Christine and Meri and all the kids...I just can’t even fathom that.”

However, she admitted that there are still issues the couple likely need to address and that their problems do have an effect and take a toll on the rest of the family—including her, Christine and Robyn.

“I know they have struggled for a long time and it really kind of hurts when I see them not [happy] because it sort of spills over into their families...It’s just a hard thing, I think for the whole family,” she said. “When one relationship struggles, they all struggle.”

“Sister Wives” airs Sundays at 10 p.m. EDT on TLC.