'Sister Wives' season 7 news: Reality TV show reportedly canceled by TLC?

Following the revelation by Kristyn Decker, aunt of "Sister Wives" star Christine Brown, rumor has it that TLC will not be renewing the reality show after its six-season run.

Radar Online recently caught up with Kristyn and she claimed that the cast members' decision to transfer from their hometown in Utah to Las Vegas is nothing but a publicity stint to help boost ratings. "They talked about moving to Vegas to escape Utah's anti-polygamy laws long before they did. That was their plan and they used the State coming after them for ratings," she said. However, Kristyn made it clear that her statement is based solely upon her strong opinion and nothing else.

As seen in the past seasons, Kristyn left her husband and the Brown Family's polygamist sect  Apostolic United Brethren. Kristyn's decision to leave caused a fight between her and Christine, where the latter attacked her in the reality series.

With the show hanging in the balance, TLC has not yet issued an official statement if "Sister Wives" will be renewed or canceled. On the contrary, if the show ever pushes through, the seventh season most likely pick up on Christine and Kody's rocky relationship. The previous season showed their marriage seemed to be not as good as Kody's relationship with his other wives. In an effort to work out their differences, the sixth season showed the couple as they spoke with their marriage counselor.

Last season's episode "Mariage Counseling Texas Style" focused on the two as they did a slew of activities to improve their bond as husband and wife. However, Christine still felt as if Kody was not on the same page as her, saying, "I don't know if I care if it's perfect anymore or if it's what he wants anymore. It's just so much work."

Another speculation noted by Design&Trend is that the upcoming show will focus more on the relationship between Kody and his latest wife Robyn,  together with their two children.