ALASKAN Bush People’s Brown family has suffered a personal setback, as one of the tight-knit clan’s longtime couples has split.
The pair announced their separation in a tense TikTok on Tuesday, January 28.
Noah Brown, 32, and his wife Rhain, 34, who wed in 2018, sat down together to deliver the news to their fans.
“We just wanted you to hear this from us, instead of from somewhere else,” a solemn Noah began in the clip.
“Rhain and I have decided it is in our best interests to separate. We are going to take a break for a while. We are no longer together.
“I was asked to move out a bit ago, and I am now living in our guest cabin.
He claimed fans began to suspect a separation after Noah started posting photos and videos away from the family’s main home.
Noah assured that he still sees their sons, Eli, 5, and Adam, 3, and has custody of the boys on the weekends.
“I can stop by if I message first, to make sure it’s ok if I see them and everything,” he said as Rhain nodded by his side. “But we are currently taking a break.”
“We just have a lot to work through,” Rhain said. “And that’s it, basically.
“We’re not here to bash each other, we’re working through this cordially. We’re working through it together.
“But right now we agree it is best if we are separated. Some people might have noticed that Noah developed this place into his own.
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“I can feel he is a lot healthier already. In the sense that he has his own space, he has his own schedule. My stress dumped on him.
“And likewise, back in the house, I already feel a lot better. Because I don’t have to ask him to do anything, and I just do it myself.
“For me, I’m just trying to find myself. and I think Noah has found himself nicely here. And he still gets the kids all the time.”
Noah said they are looking for a couples counselor to help them work through their issues.
He also promised they would keep fans posted on their future, but Rhain chimed in “probably not.”
“And the kids are still happy that they see both of us,” Rhain assured their fans.
Noah claimed he and Rhain are trying to create as “little change for the kids as possible.”
MORE FAMILY HEARTBREAK
Noah and Rhain have dealt with major stressors over the past year, as the exes feuded with his sister, Rain.
As The U.S. Sun exclusively reported, the pair filed a Petition for Order of Protection against Merry Christmas Kathryn Raindrop, who goes by Rain, on August 5, 2024.
They accused Rain, 22, of “stalking” and making a “threat of violence including malicious and intentional threat or presence of firearm/weapon causing substantial emotional distress.”
Noah and Rhain also requested protection for their two sons.
They accused Rain of abusing cocaine, meth and alcohol, and making chilling threats against them.
“My life would be so much easier if you were dead, if only I wouldn’t get caught,” Noah claimed she told him.
A temporary order was denied without a court hearing on the ground of “no basis.”
Rain did not respond to The U.S. Sun’s calls for comment.
FAMILY’S UNCERTAIN FUTURE
Alaskan Bush People has not aired new episodes on the Discovery Channel since 2022, and there does not appear to be any current plan to revive the series.
Family patriarch Billy Brown died in February 2021 at just 68 after suffering a seizure, leaving his wife Ami and children heartbroken.
“He was our best friend – a wonderful and loving dad, granddad and husband and he will be dearly missed,” Noah said at the time.
“He lived his life on his terms, off the grid and off the land and taught us to live like that as well.”
