The Brown family of Discovery Channel’s Alaskan Bush People have reportedly lost their family home to a wildfire in Washington that has yet to be contained.
As of Wednesday afternoon, the Palmer Fire, a massive wildfire in Washington’s Okanogan County, had burned over 6,000 acres of land and evacuated more than 85 homes, The Sun reports. The American Red Cross began helping evacuees of the Palmer Fire early Wednesday morning, according to KHQ News.
That same day, ‘Alaskan Bush People’ star Bear Brown revealed on social media that his family’s home was among those destroyed by the Palmer Fire.
“We suffered a devastating [loss] yesterday, a fire swept through our mountain, our home,” he captioned a photo of the devastating fire. “The [loss] seems to be great!! It’s still burning! I’ll keep everyone posted! God bless!”
Sadly, this is the second fire-related incident the Brown family has faced this year. In May, Ami Brown‘s 44-year-old niece Amber Branson passed away after sustaining severe injuries in a fire in Texas.
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(Photos: Instagram; The Sun; KHQ News)
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Im so sorry to hear about your loss. How devastating for all if you.
They are probably happy their sh**hole was burned. More money and story line for them.
On a real note. Sad the fires have destroyed so much beautiful land and have taken from those who actually live their full time and will be displaced.
So, their actually “Washington Bush People”?
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Yeah and only part time. Some live in California, Noah lives in Colorado, Bear lives in Texas and Bam Bam I heard living it up in the Caribbean when not filming.
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Yes they do live here in Okanogan County, we see them often