Alaskan Bush People’s Bear Brown welcomes baby boy River with ex Raiven Adams as she drops restraining order
ALASKAN Bush People star Bear Brown and his ex Raiven Adams welcomed their baby boy just three days after she dropped her restraining order against him.
The 31-year-old reality star’s ex gave birth to son River Anthony on March 9, 2020, The Sun can exclusively report.
River - who weighed four pounds and 15 ounces - was born just days after his mom made a request to change her short-term protective order, Alaskan court records revealed.
Last month, The Sun exclusively confirmed Raiven filed a restraining order against her baby daddy demanding protection from him.
Solomon “Bear” Brown started exhibiting "erratic" and "abusive" behavior soon after the couple began dating, according to court papers first obtained by The Blast.
Raiven alleged her ex began "yelling, slamming things, preventing me from leaving rooms.”
She claimed her baby daddy told her his behavior was caused by “cocaine."
The first-time mother said 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, Raiven said Bear would use a gun as "intimidation," and told her "gun laws didn't apply to him.”
The TV star also alleged he made threats of retaliation if she were to ever go public with the information.
Just weeks later, the red-haired Alaskan appeared in court and a judge "dissolved" the short-term order against Bear.
Raiven also requested a withdrawal of the petition for a long-term protective order which was also granted.
The case is now officially closed, and no criminal charges were filed against the ABP star for his alleged abuse against his baby mama.
A source told The Sun that Raiven called a "truce" with the famous reality family.
The insider said at the time: "She’s having a difficult pregnancy and just wants peace. All parties are happy with how the hearing ended today.”
However, the source insisted the couple will not get back together as Raiven prepared to deliver their first child.
Raiven’s mother Kassy backed up the abuse claims on social media last month after she asked her followers to “pray” for the baby as “stress can cause complications.”
She added the alarming hashtags to her post: ”#dontpickonpregantladies," "#mentalabuseisstillabuse" and “#domesticviolenceawareness."
A friend asked the worried mom to confirm if her hashtags meant she was alleging Bear abused Raiven and Kassy responded: "Yes, he is.”
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A rep for Bear declined to comment when contacted by The Sun at the time.
After the allegations came to light, the Discovery Channel personality posted a candid update to his 105,000 Instagram followers.
"My heart is broke, may I have some glue?” He asked in a post alongside a picture with a broken heart on his shirt.
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