‘Alaskan Bush People’ alum Matt Brown distanced himself from family after desperate attempts to get him help, brother claims
Bear Brown, a star from 'Alaskan Bush People,' addressed rumors regarding his brother Matt's disappearance and alleged struggles. He claimed that the family has not turned their back on Matt, despite his distancing from them after multiple attempts to help him. Bear expressed concern for Matt's well-being, stating that he is '99 percent' sure that a body seen in a river belongs to his brother.
- ▪Bear Brown stated that the family has not abandoned Matt despite rumors.
- ▪He mentioned that they spent significant resources trying to help Matt with his issues.
- ▪Bear expressed his belief that a body found in a river likely belongs to Matt, who has been missing for a week.
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| Publication time | Fri, 29 May 2026 19:17:20 -0400 |
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Celebrity News ‘Alaskan Bush People’ alum Matt Brown distanced himself from family after desperate attempts to get him help, brother claims By BreAnna Bell Published May 29, 2026, 7:17 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google “Alaskan Bush People” star Bear Brown is addressing several “rumors” about his relationship with Matt Brown amid his brother’s disappearance. “On the subject of y’all saying the family turned their back on Matt, that’s just not true. We don’t publicize everything,” Bear said of his brother, who is suspected to be dead following a suspicious livestream appearance, in a TikTok video posted Friday. “Matt has done a lot of bad things, a lot of bad things that y’all don’t know about.
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