Joshua “Bam Bam” Brown has been tasked with babysitting goats while his family is away for a spell, and this Alaskan Bush People star is making no bones about his displeasure at the request from sister Birdie to walk her goats. He is not a goat fan in the least. This isn’t to say that
Alaskan Bush People Season 9 premiered last night — with the notable absence of Matt Brown. The first episode teased what was to come on the new season, including the lead-up to the birth of Noah Brown and wife Rhain Alisha’s new baby son Elijah, who was born last week. But eagle-eyed viewers will have
Noah Brown and his wife Rhain announced today that they are going to be parents. While the Alaskan Bush People couple did not reveal exact details of the due date, they revealed the birth was expected to take place in the spring. They also revealed they already know the sex of the baby, so it’s
Noah Brown from Alaskan Bush People is set to become a dad, after it was revealed that wife Rhain is pregnant. Family matriarchs Billy and Ami Brown will become grandparents for the first time when Rhain gives birth next year. Noah and Rhain got married three months ago, and revealed to People that they got
Matt Brown, one of the children of Ami and Billy Brown on Alaskan Bush People, has gone through quite a bit over the past couple of years. While he is still filming the show with his family, it’s clear now that Brown was struggling with some personal demons. Back in 2016, Brown revealed that he
Joshua “Bam Bam” Brown was rather absent during the previous years of filming Alaskan Bush People without a real explanation as to why he wasn’t filming with the rest of the family. However, Bam Bam appears to have taken a step back from Alaskan Bush People because of his relationship with Allison Kagan. As it turns
On tonight’s white-knuckler two-hour finale of Alaskan Bush People, we see the fallout of last week’s injury that Matt suffered, and it appears to be getting a bit worse. But before dramatic footage of a looming fire, as teased by Discovery for the finale, our clip reveals an amusing back and forth between Bam Bam
Alaskan Bush People star Matt Brown has announced that he’s back in rehab for alcohol abuse. The oldest of the Brown children decided to seek help a second time because could see himself going down a familiar path. “I struggle with substance abuse, and after a year of ups and downs, I decided to return
Ami Brown is seen preparing for a critical health check-up on this week’s episode of Alaskan Bush People. The scenes, filmed earlier this year, come after she battled cancer last year before being given the all-clear by medics in December. But the Browns told Monsters and Critics in an exclusive interview at the start of
Alaskan Bush People on Discovery follows the Brown family as they live a back-to-basics life in the bush. For the first seven seasons, the show chronicled their day-to-day life at their homestead in the Alaskan wilderness. This year, as documented on the newest season of the show, the Brown family have relocated to Washington to