Alaskan Bush People’s Bear Brown files ‘evidence’ he’s the dad of ex Raiven’s baby as she lawyers up in custody fight
ALASKAN Bush People star Bear Brown filed “evidence” in court that he’s the father of ex-girlfriend Raiven Adams’ son amid their custody battle, The Sun can exclusively reveal.
According to Alaska court records, Raiven, 22, responded to Bear‘s March 12 request to establish paternity and for joint custody of River on May 4.
Raiven has also obtained a lawyer in their custody war.
The court filing comes after Bear claimed in an Instagram video that he learned he is the father of River.
Bear said in the clip: “Hey everybody, I’ve got some awesome news to share with you all. It is one hundred per cent official – River is my son, I got the results in today.
“It is awesome news it was never any doubt but in order for me to get equal rights as a parent that is one thing I had to prove that I am actually River’s dad.”
Raiven welcomed River on March 9, 2020 and has been raising him on her own, as Bear was not present for the birth and has yet to meet him.
Raiven remained in the hospital with her son after the birth, as he was born several weeks premature.
The Sun previously broke Bear’s custody request that read: “If Solomon is, in fact, the Minor Child’s biological father, legal and physical custody, visitation and all related issues should be determined.”
He claimed it is “in the best interests of the Minor Child that Solomon be awarded joint legal custody” and “shared physical custody” of River.
The Alaskan Bush People star requested that he, Raiven and River undergo genetic DNA testing to confirm he is the father.
Bear and Raiven have had a tumultuous relationship.
Raiven filed a restraining order against Bear in February, accusing him of exhibiting “erratic” and “abusive” behavior.
She dropped the restraining order three days before their son’s birth.
Bear alleged on social media that he wasn’t told about River’s birth until days later.
But Raiven responded by claiming he “mentally abused her for months” and that she did try to contact him during labor and after delivery.
Raiven posted text messages where she told him: “Call me.”
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Raiven has vowed to “keep her son away” from Bear, as she urged fans to see her side.
She wrote on Instagram in March: “Too many people speak after hearing just one side of the story.
“Judging a situation without being there and knowing the actual facts, ruins lives and relationships, so you best know the full story before attacking someone and making false accusations.”