'Alaskan Bush People' Season 8 Update: Some Evidence Revealed Brown Family Didn't Really Leave In Alaska
Fans are now starting to doubt if the Alaskan Bush People stars live in the remote area of Alaska. Now that Alaskan Bush People Season 8 is about to hit the small screens in August and the Brown family has been spotted filming in Washington, viewers think that they already left the U.S. state a long time ago.
In the previous season finale, the Brown family was thinking of having a home in Colorado. In the Christmas special episode, they celebrated the holidays in Los Angeles. As they were recently spotted filming in Washington for Alaskan Bush People Season 8, did they already leave Alaska?
Although the previous seasons of Alaskan Bush People were indeed filmed in Alaska, according to In Touch Weekly, the production never happened in the remote areas. The "said to be Alaskan bush" was revealed to be a nearby pizza shop. In fact, this was proved in Season 1 when the Bush family had to grab dinner in the said place.
It was also revealed that the Bush family had neighbors who were complaining of Alaskan Bush People's filming schedule. So, this might prove that the Brown was not even close to the so-called "bush" area. In fact, in an interview with Radar Online, Alaskan local revealed that the famous family stayed at the Icy Strait Lodge in Hoonah while filming the show. This means that they didn't stay at their alleged house.
Some fans even said that they live in Oregon and Washington. With that, the Alaskan Bush People Exposed Facebook page revealed that "nobody really knows" where the Brown family lives. "They are all over the place. Seattle also," it said.
To prove the claim, some legal documents proved the Alaskan Bush People stars were charged with 24 counts of unsworn falsification and theft in 2014. This was about their false claim that they were living in Alaska so they could receive government checks.
Although the Brown family managed to fix the issue, Billy and Bam Bam Brown ended up paying a significant amount of money when it was found out that they were not living in Alaska from 2009 to 2013. This opposed their declaration on some government forms that they lived in the country to get state funds.