The long-running Discovery Channel reality series Alaskan Bush People has reportedly come to an end after 14 seasons. The show, which followed the Brown family’s unconventional off-the-grid lifestyle, last aired in 2022. The reported cancellation comes amid a $500,000 lawsuit filed against the estate of the late family patriarch, Billy Brown, by his former business
Ami Brown, the beloved matriarch of the Alaskan Bush People family, has been discharged from the hospital following a serious bout of pneumonia. Her son, Bear Brown, shared the uplifting news earlier this week. In a heartfelt video, Bear announced, “Mom is out of the hospital!” in the caption. The footage featured Ami standing with
Ami Brown, the matriarch of the reality television series Alaskan Bush People, was recently hospitalized due to chest pains and potential pneumonia. Her son, Bear Brown, shared the news on Instagram, expressing concern over her health. He noted that while a definitive diagnosis was pending, medical professionals had identified low oxygen levels, which they were
Noah Brown was front and center while Alaskan Bush People aired on Discovery Channel from 2014 to 2022, so it makes sense that viewers are still invested in his life. To appease those viewers, Noah has kept his social media followers informed about the changes in his life, good or bad. On Monday morning, he
Noah Brown, a former star of the reality TV series Alaskan Bush People, filed a petition for a restraining order against his younger sister, Rain Brown, alleging she threatened to kill him and that she used cocaine and meth. According to The Sun, the request, submitted to a Washington court on August 5, 2024, was
Bear Brown, star of Discovery Channel’s Alaskan Bush People, has dropped hints about a new YouTube series documenting his family’s ambitious plans to return to Alaska. The project, which he describes as a “next generation” journey, will chronicle their efforts to reconnect with their Alaskan roots and establish new homes in the wilderness. In a
Rain Brown, the youngest Alaskan Bush People family member, has announced that she and her husband, Josiah Lorton, have renewed their wedding vows in an intimate ceremony. The couple, who initially married earlier this year, reaffirmed their commitment in a private setting, with only their closest confidants present. Rain shared the joyous news on her
Bear Brown, a prominent figure from Discovery Channel’s Alaskan Bush People, has announced plans to return to Alaska with his family. This decision comes after a hiatus from the series and the recent birth of his third child, Everest, with wife Raiven Brown. The reality series, which chronicles the Brown family’s off-grid lifestyle, last aired
Since its debut in 2014, Alaskan Bush People has been a staple on the Discovery Channel, captivating audiences with the Brown family’s off-grid lifestyle. Throughout 14 seasons and 114 episodes, viewers have followed the family’s adventures, from surviving the wilderness in Hoonah, Alaska, to later settling in Okanogan County, Washington. However, the show has been
The Brown family is expanding again as Bear Brown and his wife, Raiven, surprised their fans with the announcement that they’re expecting their third child. While the Brown family hasn’t graced viewers’ screens for months, the wolf pack has updated their fans and followers online. This includes all the good and bad. As previously reported