Did Bam Depart From The Brown Household?

In late 2016, Noah Brown, the second-oldest son of the Alaskan Bush People family, decided to leave his family homestead for love. His older brother Matt returned home, and Noah has joined a few other siblings. The property, which spans 436 acres, was purchased in 2018 and left behind his widow Ami Brown along with his shocked family.

Speculation about when the Brown family will return to Alaskan Bush People on the Discovery channel has been growing as longtime viewers wait for a 15th season documenting their lives. Before leaving the Last Frontier, two members of the Discovery Channel family — Billy Brown and his second-oldest son Joshua “Bam Bam” Brown — experienced some legal trouble back home. Joshua “Bam Bam” Brown is known for being the cutest and most educated brother, but he does answer questions. Recently, the Alaskan Bush People star confirmed where the Brown family lives in 2024.

The Brown family faced the aftermath of losing a loving husband, father, and grandfather in the 14th season of Alaskan Bush People. However, the loss of Billy officially put the program back to Ami Brown, who was the mother to Matt Brown, Joshua “Bam Bam” Brown, Solomon “Bear” Brown, Gabriel “Gabe” Brown, Noah Brown, and Amora “Birdy” Brown.

Bam Bam left the show in 2016 to focus on his new relationship with Kagan, a producer on the show. They met while filming the show, but Bam Bam returned to the show when his mother Ami Brown was diagnosed with cancer.

Bill Brown passed away in 2021 after suffering a fatal seizure, and the majority of the family now resides on top of a mountain in Washington. He currently works with friends who support his sobriety journey, but he’s not necessarily close to the family.

In late 2016, Noah Brown decided to strike out on his own for the sake of love and left his family homestead.