Alaskan Bush People fans ‘disgusted’ as daughter Bird turns her shower into a massive litter box for her countless cats
ALASKAN Bush People fans were left disgusted after they saw Snowbird turned her shower into a giant litter box.
In Sunday’s episode of the Discovery series, Gabe Brown was cat sitting his sister’s many cats after she went to Alaska – and was tasked with clearing out the shower pan.
Gabe could be seen struggling to scoop the litter from a massive pile in the bathroom and gagged as the stench got to him.
One fan wrote: “This is the filthiest family on tv, seriously a litter box in the shower, where does she clean herself?”
Another added, “Ok…I have watched the Browns since the beginning..love the family and the show. BUT. OMG Bird’s shower is the cat litter box? That is just beYOND nasty.
“Clearly, from Gabe’s inability to hide his disgust from the smell….I can’t unsee that…and I KNOW the cat piss smell of that whole camper is HORRIFIC. Bird….come on.”
Gabe gagged as he attempted to scoop the litter and he could “feel the smell in his eyes.”
“Bird definitely owes me one for this.” he said.
“This is the least glamorous part about cat sitting is scooping the litter box – in this case, the litter box for as many cats as there are is just the shower,” he told the camera.
“The shower full of you-know-what-it’s-full-of.” he added.
“One of the big concerns with Bird going to Alaska is all the cats that she has here,” Gabe said.
Earlier, the 31-year-old was seen refilling the water bowls of Bird’s many cats. “She’s entrusted that to me, but they’re a lot.”
“The cats in here are really special,” he explained. “They’re Bird’s pride and joy – they’re practically her babies – so I’m just a little nervous, you know, a little concerned with just taking care of them.
“I don’t want something to happen when she’s gone and when she comes back I’m like, ‘Well we lost six.'”
FAKING IT?
This comes after claims the family don’t live on their rural Washington property as they claim, but live in town.
Sources exclusively claimed to The Sun that the clan has never lived on their $1.6m mountainside property full time and instead rent homes in a nearby town.
The Brown family supposedly moved to the 436-acre North Star Ranch in Washington state after spending $1.6 million on four parcels of land for $415,000 each in February 2018.
But a series of misfortunes, including a wildfire and death of patriarch Billy Brown, have limited the clan’s ability to live on the property, according to neighbors.
The property was hit by a wildfire in August last year before Alaskan Bush People’s Billy died at age 68 in a Loomis home following a seizure in February.
On the new season of the hit Discovery Channel show, the family members can be seen spending most of their time at the property on Palmer Mountain near the border with Canada.
But locals exclusively claimed to The Sun that the Browns only ever “half a**ed” lived on the secluded patch of woodland due to problems with the property.
One source told The Sun: “They rent down in Loomis, the kids rent and so forth. Nobody lives up there.
“The Browns tried to establish themselves up there and then the fire came a year ago and that’s why they were down in town.
“The Browns used to half-a**ed live up there, they’d go up and spend a while and then come down.
“They had no electricity, no water. They have a well now and a little generator, but they weren’t really set up.
“They were working that way but the fire came and then the old man died.”
LIVING IN LOOMIS
A second source previously confirmed to The Sun that the family lives in a home in Loomis, where Billy passed away in February.
The insider said: “I don’t really know much about these people other than to say they live here and that’s their home. ”
The single-family home features three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The property is worth $34,000, according to real estate sites.
SHUTTING DOWN CLAIMS
The Brown clan relocated from Alaska to Washington state after matriarch Ami was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2017.
At first they moved to a $2.7 million mansion in Beverly Hills, California, before heading up north to the Palmer Mountain property in Okanogan County.
Rumors about the family’s living arrangements and supposed off-the-grid wilderness lifestyle have been swirling for a long time.
Billy and Ami’s son Noah, 26, addressed them when he said in May that he and his wife Rhain had been forced to leave North Star Ranch because of the fire.
He wrote on Instagram: “To set the record straight so that everyone can stop asking and speculating.
“The mountain is home, North Star Ranch is home, the only reason that we are not on the mountain right now is because Rhain and I personally lost everything in the Palmer mountain wildfire; so we are in a rent house until we can rebuild what we lost.”
Claims of fakery previously dogged the Browns when they were living in Alaska too.
In 2016, it was reported that rather than live out in the remote Alaskan bush, the family were in fact staying at a hotel in Hoonah, Alaska while filming.
