“Sister Wives”' Meri Brown Says She's 'Gone Out on a Few Dates' After Recent Split: 'I'm Looking for a King'
The reality star was last linked to her ex-boyfriend Amos, but she revealed they had gone their separate ways in a post shared to Instagram in February
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Meri BrownMeri Brown is back in the dating game and has a list of qualities she won't compromise in her future man!
While answering Google's top questions about her, the Sister Wives star, 53, updated fans about her dating life in a video shared to her Instagram on Monday, April 29.
When asked if she was seeing anyone special, Meri replied, "Not exclusively," though she's "gone out on a few dates."
"Prince Charming has not arrived. I'm not really looking for a prince," she explained. "No, I'm looking for a king. There's a bit of an energetic difference there. A prince is still a boy. I want a man who knows who he is."
The TLC star said that she desires a partner who exudes self-confidence and matches where she feels emotionally in her life.
"I want somebody who knows who he is and is confident in who he is," she continued. "Because I know who I am and I'm confident in who I am and I need somebody who can match my energy. When we cross paths, we'll know it."
Meri was most recently linked to a man named Amos. In February, the reality star announced they had gone their separate ways. The two went public with their relationship just over a month before and revealed they had been dating since October 2023.
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(L) Amos and MeriAt the time, she reflected on the “hard truths” and “difficult conversations” she had to have “last week" as they ended their relationship.
“Life is a series of experiences. How you handle them and what you learn from them is who you become from them. It takes courage to face difficult truths, yet it's imperative in order to remain authentic to yourself and your commitment to personal growth,” she began the lengthy caption.
“Just because I care a lot about someone, and him me, does not equate to full compatibility for a long-term relationship. When we have different dreams and aspirations, different communication styles and values, different visions for our futures, and these things aren't aligning, it's then that we need to make hard decisions,” Meri continued. “It's a strange and sad thing to care about someone so deeply, to look beyond their past, because heaven knows we all have one, to see the kindness in their eyes and their giving heart, and still know that a life long relationship isn't in the cards for you.”
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(L) Amos and MeriAddressing her relationship with Amos directly, she wrote, “I honor and care about the past four months, who I spent it with, and what I learned about myself through it. I know what's important to me in a relationship, and I'm confident in myself while I'm single as well.”
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The businesswoman added that she’s choosing to “look into my future with the hope of new opportunities” in the wake of the separation. “This is a time in my life to prioritize me, my well-being, and my personal evolution, and I look forward to more adventures and experiences on this journey we call life!”
Meri — who split from her husband of 32 years, Kody Brown, in December 2022 — also admitted that she’s open to exploring the dating world again following her first relationship since the end of her marriage.
“When the time is right for me, I will dip my toes into this process again,” she added.
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