💔 ABP Shock: Bear Brown Gives Up Custody of Son River After Bitter Court Battle
‘ABP’: Bear Brown Announces He Is Relinquishing Custody of Son River After Court Battle
Bear Brown, a familiar face from Alaskan Bush People (ABP), has revealed that he is relinquishing custody of his young son, River, following a prolonged legal dispute with his ex-wife. The announcement has sparked emotional reactions from fans, many of whom have followed Bear’s personal struggles alongside his reality TV journey.
According to statements shared by Bear, the decision comes after an exhausting court battle that weighed heavily on all parties involved. While details of the legal proceedings remain private, Bear emphasized that the outcome was reached after careful consideration of what he believes is best for his son’s well-being.
“This wasn’t an easy choice,” Bear reportedly shared, acknowledging the emotional toll the custody dispute has taken. He stressed that his priority has always been River’s stability and happiness, even when that meant making deeply painful personal sacrifices.
Fans of Alaskan Bush People know Bear as a fiercely independent and devoted father, which made the announcement particularly difficult for viewers to absorb. Social media quickly filled with messages of support, encouragement, and heartbreak as fans expressed sympathy for Bear during this challenging chapter of his life.
Neither Bear’s ex-wife nor representatives involved in the case have publicly commented on the ruling. As a result, much of the situation remains out of the public eye, with Bear asking for privacy and understanding as he navigates life after the court’s decision.
Despite the custody outcome, Bear made it clear that his love for his son remains unchanged. He expressed hope that, moving forward, River will grow up surrounded by care, stability, and positive support.
As Alaskan Bush People continues to document the Brown family’s triumphs and hardships, Bear’s announcement serves as a sobering reminder that behind reality television fame are real people facing deeply personal struggles—often far from the cameras.










