Christine Brown and David Woolley are sharing a few of their secrets!
The Sister Wives star, 52, and her husband recently posted a joint Instagram video, showing off their version of the “We Listen, and We Don’t Judge” challenge. In the viral social media trend, people admit to friends, family or significant others more vulnerable facts about themselves. Christine and David were no exception.
Christine kicked off the Friday, Feb. 7, social media post and confessed to hiding items around their home. “So sometimes when I’m going crazy, and I order way too many Amazon packages when they come, I hurry up and hide them,” she said.
The TLC star continued: “Then I try them on. If I don’t like them, they go back in the car.”
David replied with his mouth agape, “Wow.”
The couple then repeated the trend mantra, saying in unison: “We listen and we don’t judge.”
Then it was David’s turn, and he confessed: “When there’s a big old party going on, and I say ‘I have to go do work,’ actually I’m going upstairs to watch sports.” Christine then erupted in laughter before they said the mantra once more.
As the video concluded, Christine also revealed that despite asking David to explain how football works, she still doesn’t understand it.
Meanwhile, David admitted that he typically gives Christine a certain amount of time to leave, but in actuality, he tells her an hour before they need to leave their home. Christine, shocked, simply replied, “An hour?”
“We finally jumped on the ‘We Listen and We Don’t Judge’ trend. But then David’s at the end! I couldn’t help it. I’m judging, I’m judging,” Christine joked in the caption.
The couple’s Friday confessions follow their November video home tour. On Nov. 26, Brown told Entertainment Tonight that they wanted their “nice and cozy” four-bedroom home “to feel welcoming.”
“We want everybody to be like, if you come here, you’re family, we love you. Stay with us, hang out with us, chat with us,” she said of the home they bought together after just a few months of dating. (The pair went public with their relationship in February 2023.)
Christine told ET that the hues in the space were inspired by “something that represented masculine and feminine and peaceful and calm.”
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She also showed off their “favorite room” in the house: the den. Christine also walked through the kitchen. She said its “huge space” was perfect for entertaining and was a big reason they purchased the home.
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