Bear Brown from Alaskan Bush People is smiling from ear to ear for the first time since his father died. Recently, he showed off his experience living it up in a luxury hotel away from home. The star and his fiancée, Raiven Adams, were there for his son’s first birthday party.
The most extreme of all the Browns, Bear decided to press pause on his high energy life to be with his son and soon-to-be wife. While fans are aware that Bear enjoys running around on the mountain, swinging from tree to tree, he isn’t opposed to trying some other ways of living as he continues to explore the world around him. The middle son is trying his best to recover from the devastating loss of his beloved father. Recently, he wanted to shower his son, River, with love on his special day.
The Discovery Channel star posted some fun pictures via his Instagram as he spent some much-needed quality time with his family. Over the weekend, Bear shared that he was staying at a hotel and thoroughly enjoyed all the amenities. The new father posted a picture of Raiven holding their son in the pool, writing, “It’s been fun!!!”
Even though he may have looked a bit like a fish out of water since he is used to living in a storage unit, he has decorated it to the best of his ability. But he sure was a good sport as he tried out all the hotel had to offer and even shared a selfie of himself doing so. The picture showed off a fancy bathroom, which most of us have seen in our lifetime, and many believe he is not too far from the mountain homestead. Bear also shared pictures of River in the hotel room wearing royal blue icing as he penned a letter to his son promising he would do his best to be the best father he could for him.
Bear is very much hoping that his son takes after his grandfather and helps everyone he comes across, and keeps the wild spirit about him. Since his passing in February, Bear has been the most vocal about the family’s loss and often posts tributes to his father. Fans are hoping the family will continue on with his legacy and film another season of the Alaskan Bush People.
