Alaskan Bush People’s Raiven Adams speaks out for first time after husband Bear Brown’s domestic violence arrest
ALASKAN Bush People's Raiven Adams spoke out for the first time after her husband Bear Brown's arrest for domestic violence.
Along with an image of a snowy mountain, Raiven shared a lengthy message on Instagram about her "private matter."
The wife of the ABP star opened with: "I appreciate people being supportive and reaching out. That being said I do not have anything to share publicly.
"I want the best for my family and I hope that this ends in my family’s best interest.
";Anytime social media has been involved in our private matters, it’s ended worse. I do not want people being a bully on my behalf."
The TV star added: "This situation can’t be understood by anyone outside our situation. For anyone who genuinely cares how the real people in this situation feel.
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"All I want is the respect and privacy to handle our personal issues as a family alone. This is all I will share no matter what goes on throughout this situation."
"I have no desire past this post to defend myself or the situation. Don’t believe everything you read online."
'MOST IMPORTANT PERSON'
Raiven mentioned that "the most important person" is her son.
She continued: "All I am certain of is we both just want the same freedoms you all have. The right to sort out our personal matters.
'SHE IS GONE'
Recently, The Sun exclusively revealed that Raiven had left their Washington home.
The TV personality was arrested for domestic violence assault on March 11th, just two months after their wedding.
A source told The Sun: “Raiven has left Loomis. She took her car. She left in the car she came to Washington in. She is gone.
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“She left right after it occurred. There is no evidence of her being back in town. But he is back at their home.”
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Bear has a court hearing scheduled for April 26, 2022.
If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call RAINN (Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network) at 800-656-HOPE (4673).
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