Alaskan Bush People’s Bear Brown takes fans inside his storage unit home filled with HORNETS before baby son’s visit
ALASKAN Bush People star Bear Brown revealed his storage unit home was swarming with hornets ahead of his baby son’s visit.
The 34-year-old TV personality, who welcomed son River with baby mama Raiven Adams last year, gave fans an inside look at his cozy place and all the changes he needs to make.
During Sunday’s episode of ABP, Bear and his sister Rain went around the small storage facility that he’s also been using as a little home, looking for ways to make it safer.
With his son River arriving soon for a visit, the father of one realized there were a lot of things that needed to be baby-proofed.
For one, the place was filled with hornets all over, some dead on the ground, some still flying all around.
He explained to his sister: “The wind pushed this open and let the wasps fly in.
“There’s a wasp up there, they’re working on a nest. So, definitely need to clear out the wasps.”
Aside from the dangerous insects flying all over and trying to make a home for themselves in the walls and corners, there were also a collection of sharp and heavy items placed all over.
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Among them, he had a pair of extra-sharpened tweezers, which Bear tested out by throwing them at his wooden nightstand to see if they would stick, and they were sharp enough to dagger right into the wood.
“These things are a little bit sharp to have laying around,” he said. :Extreme tweezers for extreme tweezing.”
A box of tools was also around, as well as a bunch of thick ropes hanging all over, which could be tripped on.
“It’s really important to get the [place] nice and clean,” Bear said, as he worked to organize and fix everything. “That way it’s 100 percent safe for River because he’s just a little tiny baby.”
Rain added that there are “a lot of hornets on the ground, a lot of metal everywhere” and it’s going to take a while to get it all cleared up.
She said she was trying to help her brother “baby-proof” the place, which also included making sure there’s “nothing [River] could eat that would hurt him.”
The 18-year-old assured her big bro: “I’d definitely say you have some work to do, but everything should be fine.”
As he continued working on everything, he taped down a heavy lamp onto the nightstand with some black masking tape, hoping that held it sturdy enough that it wouldn’t fall over if his son ran into it.
A smiling and happy Bear said: “I am just so excited for River to visit the mountain for the first time. To the Bush home.
“And to have River up here, actually breathing in that mountain air, being in my arms…I just couldn’t be more excited.”
The on/off couple of Bear and Raiven had previously split before River was born, and Raiven had even filed a restraining order against her baby daddy, accusing him of threatening her and drug use – but the order was later dropped.
Raiven gave birth to River Brown on March 9, 2020.
The warring pair then reunited last September when Raiven and River went to visit Bear after their vicious custody battle over their son.
A few weeks ago, the mother of one insisted they’re now a “happy family” after having had a “toxic relationship.”
Raiven posted a video captioned: “Even after having a toxic relationship and separating from my ex, we managed to work out our issues and now are living happily as a family.”
She played Tay Money’s I Understood the Assignment in the background.
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