Sister Wives' Meri Brown's child Leon, 27, shows their gender-affirming top surgery on TikTok after

SISTER Wives star Meri Brown's child Leon has shown off the results of their gender-affirming surgery on social media.

On Sunday, Leon - who is the only child of former couple Meri and Kody Brown - took to TikTok and gave fans a glimpse at their morning routine.

Appearing topless in the 49-second clip, Leon wore a pair of grey sweatpants as they made a cup of coffee and some breakfast.

Narrating the video as they puttered around the kitchen, Leon began: "These little tasks like blooming the coffee in my French press and putting some butter on a yummy sourdough slice become rituals, little pockets of my day where I see how much beauty, how much divinity is in the mundane, is in these little pockets of time that we so easily pass over.

"It reminds me of when I was little and I saw the movie Click for the first time. I was mortified to see Adam Sandler's character fast-forwarding through these little moments of his life."

Leon continued: "It is the little moments that become the big moments and missing them is like missing your whole life.

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"So I noticed these mundane activities I do every day and they remind me that my life is right here right now, not some distant point in the future."

Leon finished by saying: "The only moment I have truly is right now," and ended the video by taking a sip from their coffee.

Leon captioned the clip: "Finding divinity in the mundane #queer #trans #yoga #denver," and they were inundated with comments.

"You've got a beautiful smile. Thanks for sharing this moment with us Leon," one person said.

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Another wrote: "Wow!!! Bravest most amazing video I’ve seen. Amazing to see you living your truth."

A third person commented: "You really look amazing, so happy for you," and a fourth added: "Looking amazing leon!"

"Thanks for always being YOU! Love this so much," someone else wrote, and a different person said: "I’m so proud of your journey. Keep living your authentic life. It’s beautiful!"

Last year, the Sister Wives star, who was formerly known as Mariah, revealed that their name is Leo or Leon and their pronouns are they/them.

LEON'S JOURNEY

Leon proudly came out as "incredibly genderqueer, trans, and unapologetic," in an inspirational Instagram post back in June 2022.

They shared photos of themselves smiling while standing in a doorway wearing shorts and a shirt.

"Someone recently told me that i didn’t have to have all of my s**t figured out in order for me to share myself with the world," Leon wrote alongside the snaps.

"So here’s me, definitely not having almost any of my s**t figured out, to let you know that i am trans. my name is Leon or Leo (i love both) and my pronouns are they/them.

"I remember the first time that i knew i wasn’t a girl. i was pretty young & unfortunately i grew up in a context that was incredibly gendered & restrictive.

"so i continued to be socialized as a girl & later a woman. and here’s the thing, i’m finally ready to share my favorite self with the world. and that self is incredibly genderqueer, trans, and unapologetic."

Leon - who is engaged to Audrey Kriss - went on: "Being queer & trans are definitely some of my favorite parts of myself.

"And yet, there are so many things that i am learning to love about myself through this process.

"Here’s to me getting to know myself, share myself, and continually evolve to be the person i am, to be my favorite self in all contexts."

They concluded: "I’m sharing this part of myself to let folks in, and also to set some boundaries.

"If you choose to not use my correct name or pronouns, then you do not need to speak to or about me. my name is Leo or Leon, and my pronouns are they/them. please only refer to me in that way."

Leon got engaged to Audrey in March 2019 after around two years of dating.

AUDREY'S ANNOUNCEMENT

Audrey came out as transgender in a lengthy message to fans in December 2021.

They wrote: "Hello friends! I just wanted to let you know that I am transgender and my pronouns are they/them. I'm still going by Audrey.

"I don't want to hide myself from the world anymore. I am so incredibly excited! I am also scared. I am scared of the hate I'll receive, the things people I care about will say about me, and the violence."

They continued: "As a white, masculine-presenting person comes a lot of privilege, and I am still scared.

"I don't want to make this all sad because I am so happy being me! Being fully myself lately has brought me so much joy! For the first time, I look at my body and I feel free.

"I am starting to feel more at home, more me. I love being trans and I love being queer. I am still the same person I was yesterday. I just might look a little different!"

Leon's mom Meri shared her support in the comments at the time, writing: "I freaking love you @audreykriss."

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