Alaskan Bush People’s Bear Brown accused of ‘abusive, erratic’ behavior, gun threats and cocaine use by baby mama
ALASKAN Bush People star Solomon "Bear" Brown has been hit with even more disturbing allegations, including threatening his ex with a gun and abusing cocaine.
Days after The Sun exclusively reported the reality star's pregnant ex, Raiven Adams, filed a restraining order against him, new court documents have been released.
According to the Alaskan court papers first obtained by The Blast, Bear started exhibiting "erratic" and "abusive" behavior soon after the couple began dating.
Raiven, 23, wrote the ABP star began "yelling, slamming things, preventing me from leaving rooms."
She said he told her his behavior was caused by "cocaine."
The mom-to-be claimed he began threatening to "kick her out" and started to "withhold food and money" when she expressed concerns about his alleged drug abuse.
In another disturbing claim, she said he would use a gun as "intimidation," and told her "gun laws didn't apply to him."
The TV star also claimed he made threats of retaliation if she were to ever go public with the information.
This comes a week after Raiven's mother claimed on social media that her daughter had suffered "abuse" at his hands.
Alongside a sonogram of her "beautiful grandson," Raiven's mother, Kassy Michelle, shared the unborn baby boy is currently less than 3 pounds and "trying to make an entrance 10 weeks early."
She added: "Please pray for Raiven and baby. Stress can cause complications in pregnancy which is why she’s in preterm labor."
She added the hashtags "#dontpickonpregantladies," "#mentalabuseisstillabuse" and "#domesticviolenceawareness."
A friend asked Kassy to confirm if her hashtags meant she was alleging Bear abused Raiven, and the angry mom responded: "Yes, he is."
A rep for Bear declined to comment when reached by The Sun at the time.
In the same post, Kassy added to another follower: "Everyone deserves a happy life but people have to want the help. It’s unfortunate that anyone has to go through abuse in any form."
"It’s also a shame that victims have to feel so ashamed to come forward. I grew up in that environment and I had a really hard time in my early 20s with being attracted to people that were toxic."
"It’s definitely something you have to be awakened from."
As The Sun exclusively reported, Raiven filed for a restraining order against Bear in Alaskan court last week.
She was granted a temporary order, and must return to court later this month to make it permanent.
Bear, one of Billy and Ami Brown's seven children featured on Discovery Channel's Alaskan Bush People, and Raiven got engaged in August, only to split two weeks later.
In a shocking twist, they announced her pregnancy days after the breakup.
At the time, Raiven posted on her since-deleted Instagram: "Quickly after deciding friendship was best for us we found out we had a little surprise coming our way.
“After a quick engagement because we felt that was the right thing to do we talked about things, and ultimately decided being co-parents was best for us as well as our baby."
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"We are super excited, and surprised to announce this especially due to current events.
"We are excited to co-parents as friends, and do our best to be the best we can be.”
The duo reunited in October, but split again a month later.
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