Bear Brown of Alaskan Bush People wished Raiven Adams the best in an awkward bathtub photoshoot. The extreme reality star was posed in a bath while holding what looked like to be the engagement ring he had given Raiven. The two have been on and off for most of their relationship, but had decided to give their love one more shot.
The two began dating back in 2018 after his brother’s wedding in Washington. But after a whirlwind love affair, the two just couldn’t hold on to their original spark. The duo went public back in 2019 but called off their engagement a short time later. Raiven went into attack mode as she spoke out about the family and their reality show. The mother of one also hurled attacks at Bear.
Misery sure loves company, and the most recent photo of the 33-year-old Discovery Channel star is proving the point. Bear wanted to put rumors to rest about the couple’s toxic relationship as he started his Instagram post by saying, “Semper Fidelis.” Those close to the Marines know this is translated to “always faithful.” The father of one wanted to update fans about the status of his union, confirming that Raiven and he had indeed gone their separate ways.
Bear revealed the couple split over a month ago, saying he wanted to touch on some rumors he had heard, writing, “I was never unfaithful to Raiven, I have always loved her and only her, she simply felt I was not what she’s looking for.” Naturally, the breakup has hurt him deeply, especially since he has had to deal with the loss of his father. He also made a comment that Raiven revealed he was not what she was looking for in a partner.
Raiven was the first to speak out about the couple’s breakup revealing she wanted to get her side of the story out there. She has also taken to TikTok to answer questions while dancing to Britney Spears. The model revealed that she was a part of the LGBTQ community and had indeed ended her relationship with the Alaskan Bush People star. To fans, it looks like their different lifestyles were just too far apart to make their love story work. In the end, both want the same outcome, and that is for their little boy, River, to be happy.
Source: Bear Brown