Ami Brown awaits more information about her treatment options as she battles cancer on this week’s Alaskan Bush People — in an episode which also sees Matt injured in an explosion. As Ami waits to find out what her choices are when it comes to potential treatment, the episode sees the children getting ready to
Alaskan Bush People will air a “lost episode” this week — as fans wait for an update on what has happened to the family since Ami Brown’s cancer diagnosis. Recent weeks have seen the Brown family struggling with the revelation that matriarch Ami is battling lung cancer. Fans rushed to support the family after the
The makers of Alaskan Bush People say they have received a “huge outpouring” of support for the Brown family after matriarch Ami Brown’s cancer diagnosis. We told last week how fans have been rallying behind the Browns after it was revealed on last week’s episode that Ami was battling stage 3 lung cancer, possibly stage
Thousands of fans have rushed to offer their support to Alaskan Bush People’s Ami Brown and her family after she was diagnosed with advanced lung cancer on last night’s episode of the Discovery show. The episode saw the 53-year-old mother of seven and the rest of the Brown clan find out that she has stage
This week on Alaskan Bush People, Noah and Matt are feeling a little bit lonely as Brown Town is mighty empty without the rest of the family. However, they don’t let their feelings get on top of them as when you’re in Alaska being alone is a big part of the life. It’s not like
The Brown family face their toughest battles yet on the new season of Alaskan Bush People — as mom Ami battles a grave illness and eldest son Matt is severely injured in an explosion. The new season sees the family face their darkest hour as they must decide whether they need to leave Alaska once and
Fans have rallied to the defence of the Brown family from Alaskan Bush People — after others branded it “fake” and called for it to be taken off air. The Discovery series has long been plagued by claims that it is “fake” in the way it portrays the Brown family struggling to live off the land
The Brown family from Alaskan Bush People tonight reveal why they think the bush way of life is something worth preserving. The Browns have their critics, but it’s undeniable that the family do a lot to raise awareness of a more back-to-basics existence that most of us can only dream of. Tonight’s special episode, titled Forever
This week on Alaskan Bush People, it’s the season finale and it looks like power is about become a reality. In this season finale the Browns finally look like they are about to sort out their electricity problems. The whole family gathers together for a big push to raise their wind turbine and give themselves a
The Brown family from Alaskan Bush People were terrorized by a rogue bear — in footage captured for this week’s episode of the Discovery show. The bear is filmed coming close to their encampment and even entering a property through an open door. The family know the bear is on to the scent of food