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Polygamist Kody Brown Invites Brad Pitt to Join His Family
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Should Brad Pitt ever find himself suddenly alone, Kody Brown, the polygamous husband of "Sister Wives" fame, would like Pitt to know that there's a place for him in their family's Utah home. “If there was going to be a brother husband, I would ask Brad to join the family,” Brown told the Huffington Post.
It's not clear if Brown has received any indication that Pitt would want to join a polygamous family, or why he singled the actor out amongst a sea of Hollywood types.
Brown went on to comment on his admiration for the Jolie-Pitts.
“Angie and Brad should have more children ... They are good parents,” he said, invoking Jolie's nickname that has up until this point has only been used by people who know her personally. “I like them. They are involved. I think Angelina Jolie has got a heart of gold.”
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