able.

This is something that Meri Brown has written about on Instagram for several months.

But it’s now more than a saying for this veteran Sister Wives cast member.

It’s a way of life – and a whole new business, too.

Meri Brown in Sister Wives episode — Meri Brown opens up to the TLC cameras here. (TLC)

Late last week, Brown informed fans and followers that he had launched a company titled – you’ve probably guessed it by now – lol up,

,[Worthy Up] This has been in the works for a while, and it’s so fun to finally see it completed! I’ve spent the better part of the last decade taking a good look at myself and figuring out who I am, what I want, and where I’m going. I had to get worth it,” Mary shared via the company’s Facebook page on Friday, April 26.

“This community is a place where I will share my personal experiences of growth and hope to support you in your journey as well.”

We’ll be honest: We’re not entirely sure yet what Worth Up is or does… but take a look below! There’s merchandise in it!

According to the Facebook bio, Worth Up is “a community focused on change and self discovery” and “a safe place for individuals to grow, connect, and inspire one another.”
Earlier the same day, Brown had teased the new project on social media, leading fans to speculate about a possible announcement.
“curious??” the mom of one captioned a blurry image, adding a winking emoji and a “Worth up” hashtag. “Today at 4pm MST.”
Those who have been following Meri’s social media journey over the past year have read many inspirational messages from the TLC personality.
Meri Brown looks a little worried in this scene from Sister Wives. (TLC)
Meri and Kody Brown end their marriage In January 2023, after a long period of dissatisfaction – and zero romance.
“You don’t have to earn anything, prove anything, or become anything other than who you are,” Mary wrote at one pointFor example.
“You deserve to be loved, you deserve to be seen and heard, and you deserve to exist exactly as you are and in all your glory, just because you are you!”
This is the type of post observers have tried to give to Meri for years… when she insisted on being with Kody, even though the father of 17 made it clear that he was totally into her as a romantic partner. is above him.
“We all have moments when we feel unworthy, or feel like we have something to prove, or worse, other people’s opinions or the world around us,” Meri said in September. “We allow the pressure to dictate who we are.”
“Let’s stop it!”
Meri Brown being interviewed during Sister Wives, Season 18. (Youtube/TLC)
In December 2022, Mary wrote:
“If you don’t want to cause a stir, stay mediocre. Do what everyone else is doing. Seek everyone’s opinion and validation. Do what everyone else thinks you should do.
“Or… do your thing. Do your work on your own time and on your own terms. Let them judge you. Let them talk about you. Let them create their own ‘stories’ about you.
Meanwhile, despite the end of their union, Meri remains very positive whenever she addresses the public.
Meri Brown is seen reflecting on life in this photo from an episode of Sister Wives. (TLC)
Just a few days ago, She admitted her failed marriage like this:
“I got married 34 years ago. 34 years ago began this family that many of you love or, okay, not so much. Yes, I’m well aware that we are a very polarizing topic.
“At that time, and for many years since, I never thought that divorce would be in my future.
“I don’t regret my marriage, and I don’t regret my divorce.”