“From the wilderness to a million-dollar mansion: What is the ‘Alaskan Bush People’ family hiding? 😱🏡”

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The Brown family of Alaskan Bush People has traded their rugged Alaskan wilderness lifestyle for a million-dollar mansion in Southern California to support matriarch Ami Brown during her battle with stage 4 lung cancer. The luxurious estate near Malibu provides proximity to UCLA Medical Center, where Ami undergoes treatment. Despite her frailty, Ami’s unwavering spirit and faith have inspired her family and fans alike. The Browns’ relocation reflects their deep commitment to family, with all members uniting to prioritize Ami’s care.

Alaskan Bush People are no longer living in Alaska and are far-removed from the bush! As fans know, the Brown family relocated to Southern California earlier this year so that matriarch, Ami Brown, could undergo treatment for stage 4 lung cancer! Although their location was kept quiet, RadarOnline.com has obtained exclusive images inside their sprawling million-dollar mansion located near Malibu Beach, which has five bedrooms and an outdoor Jacuzzi!

Ami, 52, first confirmed that she was battling the deadly disease in June and said, “Bill and the kids are very loving and supportive. They’re all worried. I tell them, don’t worry. Please don’t worry. Be happy … keep the faith. Good or bad, it’s God’s will and we’ll walk that road!”

Last week, Ami and Billy were spotted for the first time in over a month – posing with fans near the UCLA hospital where she is undergoing treatment. In the photo, which was posted to Matthew Brown’s fan page, the sickly matriarch looks tired and frail as she is pushed in a wheelchair by Billy