The stars of the hit reality show Sister Wives are polygamists, have 17 children and live unconventional lives -- and in an exclusive interview with RadarOnline.com they admit that they’re not like everyone else, in fact, they say: “We are so crazy!”

Kody Brown heads up the family of four wives, Meri, Janelle, Christine and Robyn, and they share with RadarOnline.com what their lives are like as a controversial family in the public eye.

“I think there is a misconception,” Christine says. “We balance our time, we still have kids that do every sport on the planet, and people just don’t get any of that. Just because we are documenting our lives on camera doesn’t mean the cameras are always there.”

Four wives is more enough for this guy -- for now at least!

Sister Wives star Kody Brown revealed to Anderson Cooper on an upcoming episode of his syndicated talk show that he is no hurry to walk down the aisle again and add a fifth wife to his vast polygamist family.

“Certainly not right now,” he told Anderson, and when asked if that was a “no,” he expanded by explaining the intricacies of his way of life. “You guys have to understand that I actually answer to essentially a higher call.

Just because they have 17 children to look after between them doesn’t mean Kody Brown and his Sister Wives can’t enjoy a night out.

The polygamist reality star was out in Las Vegas Friday night with three of his wives; Meri, Janelle and Christine.

Fourth wife Robyn seemed to have stayed away from the night out after giving birth six months ago.

Polygamist Kody Brown and his four wives won a recent legal battle against the Utah County prosecutors, allowing their lawsuit to challenge the bigamy law to go forward, RadarOnline.com is reporting.

The stars of the TLC reality show Sister Wives filed a lawsuit against the prosecutors in the town where they lived saying that the bigamy law in the state is unconstitutional.

America's most famous polygamous family are launching a legal battle to make their lifestyle legal, RadarOnline.com can report.

Kody Brown and his four "wives" -- the stars of the controversial TLC reality show Sister Wives - will file a lawsuit Wednesday challenging Utah's bigamy law, which prosecutes families like theirs, according to Brown's attorney Jonathan Turley.

Brown is only legally married to Meri, but calls Janelle, Christine and Robyn his wives too.

Top law enforcement authorities in Utah are meeting Tuesday to determine whether to file felony polygamy charges against Sister Wives' star Kody Brown and his four wives, RadarOnline.com has learned.

A spokesperson for the Utah County Attorney's Office told RadarOnline.com: "We can confirm that a meeting is set for today between the Utah County Attorney Jeff Buhman and the Utah Attorney General. We can provide no other details."

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As RadarOnline.com has previously reported,  Brown - whose marriage to his fourth wife was featured on Sunday's season finale of the brand new TLC reality show -  has been under investigation for the past several weeks.

Utah County Attorney Jeff Buhman confirmed to RadarOnline.com on October 6 that Lehi Police turned over the Brown case to them earlier that week.  At that time,  Buhman said authorities were  deciding if they would press charges.

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The Big Love style case has grabbed the headlines after the TLC reality family’s unusual arrangement came into the spotlight.

Brown claims he is only legally married to only one of his four wives.