Alaskan Bush People’s Bear Brown shows fans inside his shipping container home as fans insist he secretly lives in hotel
ALASKAN Bush People’s Bear Brown has shown fans inside his shipping container home after they insisted he secretly lives in hotel.
The star has been posting photos of the red cargo container after The Sun revealed his followers suspected he had been staying in a much nicer shelter nearby.
The 31-year-old, real name Solomon Isaiah Freedom Brown, lived in the wilderness of Washington state in the latest season of his family’s reality show.
In a recent photo on Instagram, Bear posed topless showing off his bathroom with a shower, and many fans questioned why he was not out in the wild.
“I thought he lived in the bush I’m so confused,” wrote one Instagram user.
Another wrote: “Are you in a hotel?”
A third said: “That doesn’t look like your shipping container house.”
But he has now shared a series of posts that reveal inside his red shipping container.
One video sees Bear exercising topless, with his bed nearby a pile of while boxes.
Another shows Bear standing on top of the container looking out at the nearby scenery.
He has built a mirror in his home and often takes selfies during isolation.
His posts come after The Sun exclusively revealed he is demanding joint custody of his newborn son with ex-girlfriend Raiven Adams if a DNA test proves he’s the father.
Raiven, 22, welcomed their son, River Anthony, on March 9, 2020 and has been raising him on her own, as Bear, 31, was not present for the birth and has yet to meet him.
In court papers exclusively obtained by The Sun, Bear filed a complaint to establish paternity on March 12.
The Alaskan Bush People star wrote in the court filing: “If Solomon is, in fact, the Minor Child’s biological father, legal and physical custody, visitation and all related issues should be determined.”
If Bear is the father, he claimed it is “in the best interests of the Minor Child that Solomon be awarded joint legal custody” and “shared physical custody” of River.
He is requesting that he, Raiven and River undergo genetic DNA testing to confirm he is the father.
Raiven has not yet responded to the filing.
The complaint came after The Sun exclusively reported that the reality star filed a Petition for Disestablishment of Paternity on March 12.
But Bear claimed the filing was a “court error.”
He wrote on Instagram: “I am not trying to un-establish myself as River’s Dad, I am trying to establish myself as his dad, so that I will have equal rights as a parent!
“When my petition was filed there was a mistake in the order, it was supposed to say I’m trying to establish myself as River’s dad! NOT un-establish!”
Raiven has been in the hospital every day since their son’s birth, as he was born several weeks premature.
Raiven filed a restraining order against Bear in February, accusing him of exhibiting “erratic” and “abusive” behavior.
