Alaskan Bush People’s Bear Brown files papers claiming he’s NOT the legal father of ex Raiven Adams’ newborn son
ALASKAN Bush People's Bear Brown has filed legal papers claiming he's not the legal father of Raiven Adams' newborn son, The Sun can exclusively report.
Just days after The Sun reported that the reality star and his ex-girlfriend had welcomed son River, Bear and his high-powered attorney made shocking legal moves on Thursday.
According to Alaskan court records obtained exclusively by The Sun, Bear, 31, filed a Petition for Disestablishment of Paternity against Raiven, 22, on March 12.
If successful, the petition will terminate Bear as River's legal father, and will free him of obligation to pay child support and other financial responsibilities.
Raiven has not yet responded to the filing, and does not have an attorney listed.
This turn comes days after the reality star welcomed his first child with his former girlfriend on March 9.
River - who weighed four pounds and 15 ounces - was born just days after his mom made a request to end her short-term protective order against her famous ex, Alaskan court records revealed.
Bear has remained silent over the birth, revealing he was "out camping" just days later.
Posting a solo shot of himself in the words, he wrote: "Been out camping by myself!"
Bear and Raiven have shared a tumultuous relationship, and split for the final time this fall.
A source told The Sun the mom-to-be- just wanted to "make peace" with her ex and his famous family.
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