TLC is helping a new cast find second or third spouses in polyandrous relationships in the upcoming series, Seeking Brother Husband coming this March.
Seeking Brother Husband follows four polyandrous relationships as they look to find husbands to add to their families. While the new show is slightly different than Sister Wives and Seeking Sister Wife, Seeking Brother Husband is not the network’s first show about polyandry. Check out the trailer below!
Brother Husbands previously aired on TLC in 2017, which documented the lives of Amanda Stone, her first husband, Chad, and her second husband, Jeremy. The family has five children, who were all raised together as siblings.
Seeking Brother Husband‘s cast is made up of four couples that are at different stages of their relationships and in search to find new husbands. Fans will be able to watch the ups and downs as the cast navigates the life-changing decisions of expanding their families, as well as testing their own boundaries.
The network’s official synopsis explains that one couple begins their journey of finding a new husband for the first time. Meanwhile, another couple is on the hunt to add a second husband to their family. The wife in the third couple is searching to add a third husband into the mix, while the fourth relationship will deal with discussing heavy conversations including who will be the biological father of their child.
For the fans of Seeking Sister Wife and Sister Wives that have wondered about the polyamorous relationship the other way around, here you go! This is going to be extremely interesting to say the least. Be sure to tune in to TLC this March for the new twist on relationships, Seeking Brother Husband.
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