Alaskan Bush People follows the so-called survivalist family, the Browns, as they live
a seemingly off-the-grid existence in remote locations.
If that sounds interesting, wait until you hear about the marriage of youngest son, Noah
Brown, and his wife, Rhain.
"I can assure you that my intentions are completely honorable and that I will protect her honor
with my meager life."
"Okay, that sounds great."
It was a little surprising when fans learned in March 2019 that Noah and Rhain had left
the family's home in Washington for a cottage in Colorado.
As for what inspired the sudden move, a source told Radar Online,
"[The family] did not leave on good terms [after] Rhain got into a huge fight [with
Noah's younger sister, Snowbird]."
The insider went on to allege that the couple headed east because they were done with "family
drama," and were eager to, quote, "raise their son as far away as possible."
Yikes.
Snowbird has always been open about her issues with Rhain.
According to Pop Culture, she opened up about her feelings on accepting Rhain into the family,
saying,
"It's definitely not that I don't want the family to expand or things to change.
Having more sisters is something I always wanted, but Noah's girl and I, we've never
really seen eye-to-eye; we've never really gotten along.
I guess our personalities clash."
Matriarch Ami Brown supposedly went into full-on controlling mode after the couple welcomed
their first son, Elijah, in February 2019.
"After an 18-hour labor, we finally have him.
So without further ado, this is…"
"This is Elijah Connor, everyone."
A supposed insider explained to Radar Online in March 2019,
"Ami is trying to tell Rhain how she parented because it is important for Ami to be able
to have that connection with her first grandson.
[Noah is] finding that his family and mother are a bit overbearing right now and he just
kind of wants some space for a minute."
Noah's supposed frustration was also compounded by Billy's alleged insistence that baby Elijah
make his debut on Alaskan Bush People sooner than later.
The source continued,
"[Noah] just wants everyone to chill."
according to Traveler's Joy.
In their fundraising announcement, the couple said,
"Help us enjoy our honeymoon in Montana!
Thank you with lots of love!
We have never needed a lot, but these few things would go a long way and be much appreciated."
Shortly after the two launched the page, however, they received some backlash for supposedly
not being forthcoming about the financial details behind their fundraiser.
One fan alleged to Radar Online that there was a minimum gift amount plus additional
handling charges.
Noah and Rhain reportedly tried to clear things up on Facebook by saying that the page was
actually for guests of the wedding meaning it was basically intended to be a wedding
registry.
The Alaskan Bush People seem like salt-of-the-earth types, but Rhain and Noah put that into question
when they threw together a fan meet-and-greet in March 2018, months before their wedding.
Unfortunately for Rhain and Noah, their fan event reportedly didn't go so well.
A person who supposedly attended the event told Radar Online,
"It was a total bomb and Noah and Rhain looked completely upset by it.
From preparations it was obvious that they were expecting a large crowd.
What they don't realize is that they only have a few die-hard fans.
Most of the residents do not want them here."
As strange as some aspects of their marriage may sound, it's clear Rhain and Noah are in
love.
According to Us Weekly, Noah gushed about his lady in an October 2017 Facebook post,
writing in part,
"Rhain Alisha has been so patient and supporting [me] through everything that has been happening
[...] and all in all I have been thinking of how thankful I am that she moved in with
[me] instead of going back to Oregon and now we are engaged and planning our life together."
Jump ahead to the birth of their son in February 2019, and Noah was still gushing about his
wife, telling People,
"Rhain is a wonderful mother already, I am truly in awe of her and we are both very grateful
and excited to welcome him to our family."
A source told Radar Online in May 2019 that the two were already thinking about expanding
their family again.
The insider claimed,
"They really want to have their children be close in age so that they can grow up together,
like Noah and his siblings did."
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