ALASKAN Bush People star Raiven Adams slammed her ex Bear Brown for posting ‘inappropriate’ pics of their son amid their custody war.

The reality TV had posted a picture of his young son on social media and gushed over how adorable he was.

Raiven, 22, took to Instagram on Sunday to let her followers know that they won’t be seeing much of her son, River.

“Unfortunately, due to recent events, I won’t be posting photos of my son,” she shared on Instagram stories.

“His privacy is more important, and the way they are being used by everyone else is not appropriate.”

Her post comes just one day after proud dad Bear had gushed over his son on social media.

Bear, whose real name is Solomon, shared a picture on his Instagram of his adorable baby son.

“I’ll resist posting too many pictures of this little bundle of joy!,” the proud 31-year-old father wrote.

“But check out how peaceful he looks resting in his little bread roll bed!”

However, he has yet to meet his son as he lives in Washington while Raiven lives in Alaska with River.

The Alaskan Bush People stars are currently battling it out over custody of their son, whom Bear had doubted was his in the beginning.

On Thursday, a fan asked Raiven if River will be an “extreme child,” referring to Bear’s popular catchphrase.

Raiven responded with a facepalm emoji.

She added: “River will be exactly who he wants to be, but I highly doubt that he will be ‘extreme.’

“Every child should have their own identity.”

Bear and Raiven have had a tumultuous relationship ever since she became pregnant with their child.

She filed a restraining order against Bear in February, accusing him of exhibiting “erratic” and “abusive” behavior.

She dropped the restraining order three days before their son’s birth.

Bear alleged on social media that he wasn’t told about River’s birth until days after, but Raiven fired back by claiming she did try to contact him during labor and after delivery.

Raiven gave birth at 34 weeks pregnant and remained in the hospital for weeks after with her premature son.

The Sun exclusively reported Bear requested “joint legal custody” and “shared physical custody” of River in March.

Bear, whose real name is Soloman, later provided DNA test results that proved he is the father of River.

Raiven responded by denying Bear’s request for joint custody.

But earlier this week, the two had another falling out, as she deleted her Father’s Day post to him and called him out for being a “narcissist.”

Raiven then wrote about their court war: “I keep catching myself being angry defending myself.

“What happened to me hurts me every day makes it hard to move on. Being in a situation like that destroyed me.

“I’m in a nasty custody battle that crushes me every day. I love my son so much and I only want him to have a good life.

“I also realize I can scream from the top of my lungs what happened but it won’t change.

“I also realize by being angry and bitter I’m losing twice. I want my baby to grow up happy and healthy.

“I don’t want anyone to give up a fight to stand up to say no.

“Never ever ever settle never take abuse never take a single thing that doesn’t make you happy.

“Walk away because you are strong you are worthy you are valid.

“My son deserves to see me smile each and every day so from here on out I’m letting it go.”

Raiven continued that she is “choosing to make a better path.”

She continued: “My son will know his father and I pray that’s a healthy relationship.

“I will put a smile on my face and make sure my son knows he can love his father unconditionally.

“I want the world to know what happened I want to make a change. But more than that I want my baby to live a wonderful beautiful life.

“Let God be the judge… I pray you all have a wonderful life. I pray you never experience half my pain and I pray you always stand up for yourself.