Filming for Season 8 of Alaskan Bush People has commenced, and this year the Brown family have a flood of epic proportions to contend with along with their other adventures. The Discovery Channel recently confirmed to Monsters and Critics that filming of new season was “delayed but filming now”. The Browns have already had a dramatic
Bear Brown, star of Discovery channel’s Alaskan Bush People, has a reputation for thrill-seeking — one that’s now landed him in the hospital! The self-labeled “King of Extreme” posted a couple of pics on his Instagram after he ended up being admitted for treatment with an eye injury. One picture showed his hand with a
Alaskan Bush People Season 8 is on the way! Fans haven’t seen the Brown family on screen in an official episode since the Christmas special last December, so were starting to get worried Season 8 may have been cancelled. However, Discovery has not confirmed that is NOT the case, and that the new season is
It’s been a long time since we last saw the Alaskan Bush People on screen — so where do they live now? The last time the Brown family appeared on air was on the Christmas special last December, while they were still living in Beverly Hills while matriarch Ami underwent treatment for her cancer. At
Alaskan Bush People daughter Rain Brown has paid an emotional tribute to her mom Ami — calling her an “angel”. The 15-year-old thanked Ami for inspiring her and supporting her, and called her the “most amazing woman that’s ever walked this earth”. She added: “Not only am I lucky enough to have met an angel
Members of the Brown family from Alaskan Bush People have celebrated leaving LA with a visit to a tattoo studio — on what was reported to be their final day in the city. Billy Brown and two of his sons, Gabe and Bear, visited Generation8Tattoo in Los Angeles. Billy got an inking on his shoulder
The Alaskan Bush People cast could be moving to Colorado soon — after Gabe Brown posted a big hint that the family are set to leave California. Most of the Browns have been in Los Angeles since early last year so matriarch Ami could undergo treatment for cancer. She was last month revealed to be cancer-free,
Doctors were left shocked after tests showed Alaskan Bush People matriarch Ami Brown is now cancer free — despite being quoted survival rates as low as three per cent. The reality star, who had been battling advanced lung cancer, received the update about her health in her last check up at UCLA Medical Center on
Alaskan Bush People’s matriarch Ami Brown refused to give up when she was given the devastating news that she had cancer, made all the worse by being told by some doctors that she had just a 3 per cent chance of surviving. Now in some stunning news the 54-year-old has been told her lung cancer,
Alaskan Bush People star Ami Brown is in remission from cancer, according to reports. The reality mom’s health was revealed to be improving during a Christmas episode of the Discovery series which aired in December. Now sources claim that she has finished her chemotherapy treatment and is officially in remission. There are two types of