Alaskan Bush People’s Bear Brown looks devastated as he shows off family’s Washington ranch destroyed by wildfires
ALASKAN Bush People star Bear Brown has shown the devastating effect of a wildfire, as he reveals the remains of the family’s Washington ranch.
The home, in eastern Washington, was ravaged by wildfire, and Bear shared a picture, taken the next morning, of the barren land left behind.
Bear’s selfie saw him looking into the camera with heartbreak on his face, after he hiked to the land to see the ruins.
Washington was placed under a state of emergency for wildfires across both sides of the Cascades on August 21.
Bear previously shared several pictures of the fire raging.
The 31-year-old captioned the pictures: “We suffered a devastating lost yesterday, a fire swept through our mountain, our home!
“The lost seems to be great! It’s still burning! (sic).”
Bear’s rep confirmed to The Sun that “much was lost” from the fire but the family is still gathering details.
“We are very grateful that the family are all safe and have enormous gratitude for the firefighters who made sure of that,” the rep added.
However, officials do not yet have a record of any injuries, fatalities or homes destroyed from the natural disaster.
In early 2019, Bear’s parents, Billy and Ami Brown, relocated from their Alaskan home to North Star Ranch in the Washington state wilderness.
According to The Inquisitr, the famous family put their beloved 29-acre “Browntown” home on the market in November 2019 for $795,000.
The TV personality’s children – Matt, Bam, Bear, Gabe, Noah, Bird, and Rain – were all born and raised in the Alaska residence.
However, the reality star family moved down south to the 435-acre ranch in the North Cascade Mountains after Ami was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2017.
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Doctors advised the television matriarch that it would not be best to live off-the-grid while battling the disease.
Ami has updated fans since that her cancer is in remission.