Alaskan Bush People star Ami Brown is preparing for a second round of chemotherapy as she continues to battle cancer, according to reports. The star was said to have finished her initial treatment at the end of last month. However, sources say she is now set to undergo a second round of chemotherapy soon. Ami
The Alaskan Bush People family are living in a $2.7million mansion in Beverly Hills — and here are the pictures. The Brown family are staying in the property while matriarch Ami Brown receives treatment for cancer which she was diagnosed with earlier this year. They moved their after upping sticks from their Alaskan homestead ‘Browntown’, and
Alaskan Bush People star Ami Brown’s daughter Rain has shared an emotional message as her mom battles cancer — calling on people to spread messages of love not hate. Rain — who has recently been subjected to online trolling by haters — posted the heartfelt message while in California where her mother has been undergoing
Filming of the new season of Alaskan Bush People is said to be “at a standstill” as matriarch Ami Brown battles cancer. The family moved there from Alaska so Ami could undergo treatment at the University of California Los Angeles. She was recently reported to have finished her current court of chemotherapy. Earlier this week
Alaskan Bush People fans have been left worried after a string of stories suggesting that the show might have been cancelled before Season 8, but the good news is — they’re just rumors. No announcement has been made by the show’s network Discovery about whether there will or won’t be a new season. Several of
Ami Brown’s daughters Rain and Snowbird have posed together in an emotional photo — showing how they are trying to stay positive as their mom battles cancer. The pair are seen in the picture pulling funny faces as they sit on a garden hammock, with Rain posting a message alongside the photo on her Instagram
Alaskan Bush People star Ami Brown has reportedly finished her chemotherapy treatment as she battles to beat stage 4 lung cancer. The 53-year-old was given a gruelling treatment plan which was revealed on the show to include six weeks of getting radiation five days a week, followed by a four-hour chemotherapy treatment for the remainder
Alaskan Bush People star Rain Brown has slammed online trolls in a string of heartfelt messages, as she continues to struggle with her mom Ami’s cancer battle. We told last week how Rain revealed she had shed tears while reading a story about Ami’s fight against the disease, but was trying to remain positive despite
Ami Brown’s daughter Rain has thanked fans for their support over the Alaskan Bush People star’s cancer battle, and told how she was brought to tears by a recent article about her family’s ordeal. Viewers flooded the family with messages of support after Ami’s diagnosis at the start of last season, and the well-wishes have
Ami and Billy Brown from Alaskan Bush People have both told how their strong faith is helping them deal with her cancer fight. Ami was diagnosed with stage 3b lung cancer at the start of the latest season, with it now said to be as bad as stage 4. The couple and several of their