Brian Noem: Did Kristi Noem’s husband enter a sex rehabilitation program? Everything you need to know about the cross-dressing scandal

However, it seems Brian A source told the New York Post that he was unable to complete a program offered by Pure Desire Ministries, a recovery center that helps Christian men “stop bad behavior and restore broken relationships.”

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“I’m glad we got to know you better through our conversation. You seem like a great person,” Kristi Noem’s husband added in the exchange, while talking about trying breast augmentation. “I’m a work in progress!” he added.

Kristi Arnold and Bryon Noem met in high school, tied the knot in 1992, and together they raise three daughters: Kassidy, 31, and Kennedy, 29, and a 23-year-old son, Booker.

The group met weekly for two hours for eight to 10 months, during which time they also kept journals, according to the website. So it’s unclear why Bryan told the busty woman that his purported “12-step” program only lasted 40 days.

Sources suspect he left early and quickly returned to his old behavior.

By March, Bryan expressed his affection for a Barbie-obsessed model, whose lifestyle he had allegedly been financially supporting since 2020.

Last week, Brian’s hidden existence as a cross-dressing participant in the “bimbofication” fetish community was revealed. The humiliating photos show him posing seductively with his oversized prosthetic breasts.

Christie said she was “shocked” and the family was “blindsided” by the revelation.