Alaskan Bush People’s Raiven Adams slams ex Bear Brown for posting ‘inappropriate’ photos of their son amid custody war
ALASKAN Bush People star Raiven Adams slammed her ex Bear Brown for posting 'inappropriate' pics of their son amid their custody war.
The reality TV had posted a picture of his young son on social media and gushed over how adorable he was.
"I’ll resist posting too many pictures of this little bundle of joy!," the proud 31-year-old father wrote.
"But check out how peaceful he looks resting in his little bread roll bed!"
However, he has yet to meet his son as he lives in while Raiven lives in with River.
On Thursday, a fan asked Raiven if referring to Bear’s popular catchphrase.
Raiven responded with a facepalm emoji.
and “shared physical custody” of River in March.
Bear, whose real name is Soloman, he is the father of River.
Raiven responded by .
that the two reached a custody agreement.
When they did, Raiven on social media and .
Raiven then : “I keep catching myself being angry defending myself.
"What happened to me hurts me every day makes it hard to move on. Being in a situation like that destroyed me.
"I’m in a nasty custody battle that crushes me every day. I love my son so much and I only want him to have a good life.
Just two weeks after, they called it quits.
They had their first child together, a boy, in March.
The two are currently embroiled in a custody battle over their son whom they named River.
Raiven continued that she is “choosing to make a better path.”
She continued: “My son will know his father and I pray that’s a healthy relationship.
"I will put a smile on my face and make sure my son knows he can love his father unconditionally.
"I want the world to know what happened I want to make a change. But more than that I want my baby to live a wonderful beautiful life.
"Let God be the judge... I pray you all have a wonderful life. I pray you never experience half my pain and I pray you always stand up for yourself.”
She ended the caption with: “What happened is not okay it will never be okay. But I owe it to my son to make sure he doesn’t suffer for our mistakes. I used to think I was capable of little, but this has shown me I am a strong a** momma.
“And I can and will be okay this is a bump in the road to a beautiful future with my little best friend.”