Janelle Brown talks about her new “forever home” at Taeda Farms, which she built with her daughter and son-in-law after her breakup with Kody.
- Janelle Brown starts a new business called Taeda Farms.
- Wants to protect acres of land for wildlife at her “forever home.”
Janelle Brown starts a new stage in her life after splitting up with her ex-husband, Kody Brown. She finds her “forever home” through an exciting project.
The star of Sister Wives posted a picture on Instagram of her newest love project, Taeda Farms, which she started with her daughter Madison and son-in-law Caleb Brush.
Janelle showed miles of wild land with trees and dirt roads in an interesting reel set to the emotional music of John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads.
It stated, “It is not West Virginia, but my new permanent residence.” Putting down roots that will last a long time. It will be big, even if it doesn’t seem like much now.
- Janelle said she liked how wild the land was and that she was going to set aside acres for wildlife.
- The reality star told her fans about Taeda Farms in September and asked them to join her on the “wild, messy, and beautiful journey.”
Before starting Taeda Farms, Janelle talked about why she was going to stay in Flagstaff, Arizona, after she and Kody broke up in December 2022.
She told her kids, “One reason I like living in Flagstaff is that three of my six children are here!” while she was enjoying the chance to spend time with them.
Janelle’s son Garrison died very suddenly in March 2024. He was 25 years old. It was a terrible loss for the family.
Janelle’s determination to “create beauty from the foundation” is evident as she embarks on this new endeavor.
With the goal of creating a peaceful spot where “flowers bloom,” Taeda Farms is sure to be a labor of love and a haven built with heart and hard work.