BEAR’S SCARE Alaskan Bush People’s Bear Brown rushed to hospital emergency room after he’s ‘stabbed’

ALASKAN Bush People star Bear Brown has been rushed to hospital after “accidentally stabbing himself” with rusty barbed wire.

The 35-year-old was undoing old barbed wire when he suffered the incident and was forced to go to the emergency room to get a tetanus shot.

Bear shared photos of himself Tuesday driving in his truck and posing outside of the truck, which had hay bales loaded on the back.

He explained in the caption: “I was working yesterday, hauling hay and undoing old barbed wire.

“I accidentally stabbed myself really deep with a rusty piece of barbed wire so I had to go to the emergency room, to get a tetanus shot!”

A day earlier, the ABP star posted a selfie of himself sitting on a hospital bed with a face mask on.

The father of two simply captioned the snap: “Oops.”

Fans flooded Bear’s posts with their concern, with one writing: “I’m sorry to hear that! That was dangerous!

“Hope everything goes well! Please take good care of yourself.”

Another added: “Bummer, but well done getting the tetanus shot. Better to be safe than sorry.”

Bear – who is one of the stars of his family’s survival reality show on the History Channel – has had a tough few months.

The reality star recently split from his wife Raiven for a second time – just weeks after they welcomed their second son.

In February, Raiven, 23, revealed she is a “single parent” in a post on Instagram.

She shared a photo of herself in bed with her sons, River, two, and Cove, three months.

Raiven captioned her post: “The boys and I moved to wa and I shipped everything with a uhaul box thing.

“So I’ve been living out of a bag with a newborn and toddler. Now the shipment that was supposed to arrive today is delayed.”

She continued: “Lol my luck I tell you I’m gonna go cry hahah. Taking care of two kids as a single parent is challenging.

“Much less with 6 onesies each I’m so tired of laundry.”

HEALTH TROUBLES
Raiven’s shocking announcement came after she documented her son Cove’s health issues shortly after birth.

Sharing a photo of her baby, she wrote: “Cove Gabriel Caden Brown. 7lb 15oz. 01/20/2023. Cove was born with premature infant lung disease. He has done so so well and is hopefully going to have a short stay at the NICU.

“Being born at 38 weeks and having this isn’t as common but unfortunately he is one of those cases. I can’t wait to have both my boys at home.”

Raiven continued: “River being premature with his complications (placental abruption) weren’t surprising. But cove being full term and having a random thing like this happen is frustrating!