Though they may no longer be a part of the Amish community, Breaking Amish stars Abe and Rebecca Schmucker are still feeling the heat from the religious sect that used to govern their lives.
Ever since the recent fifth season of Sister Wives, fans have worried that first wife Meri may be leaving the family behind, but she appears to be squashing those rumors now with a new photo from her Twitter account.
Their family life has been put to the test in the past but the Williams family will see themselves encountering their biggest scare when the stress becomes too much for the family patriarch on season 2 of My Five Wives.
Despite initially celebrating the success of having parts of an anti-polygamy law struck down in Utah, the Brown family on TLC's Sister Wives may not be entirely safe from federal prosecution if they return to the state.
She had expressed some moments of unhappiness during the fifth season of Sister Wives, but despite denying that she was unhappy, Meri Brown appears to be staying away from her large family and fellow sister wives since the show aired its season finale.
Fans were left with their major burning question about whether or not Robyn was pregnant unanswered when Sister Wives ended its fifth season, but a new photo has sparked curiosity on whether or not a new baby has officially joined the family.
They're finally settled in to their accommodations at a youth hostel in Brooklyn, and now, the cast of TLC's Breaking Amish will be taking on New York City.
It was hinted that the new cast of Breaking Amish would bring on the drama, but fans aren't finding themselves particularly fond of one of the new stars after he seemed to be very intent on cheating on the wife he left at home.
She's come a long way from her days premiering on TLC's reality TV series Breaking Amish, and Kate Stoltz is continuing to shock fans with her ever-evolving look.
The newest Breaking Amish cast is officially about to head to New York, after the season premiere saw them all struggling to leave their families and homes behind.