The Brown family from the reality show “Alaskan Bush People” may have lived a simplistic lifestyle in the Alaskan woods on television, but their bank accounts tell a different story. With a combined net worth of $60 million, the family members earned between $40,000 to $60,000 per episode, while patriarch Billy Brown reportedly made $500,000 per episode.
Following Ami Brown’s cancer diagnosis in 2017, the family moved from Alaska to Washington state, where they purchased a 435-acre property and now reside. Despite the loss of Billy Brown in February 2021, the family continues to find ways to generate income. Ami sells “Alaskan Bush People” merchandise on her Instagram, while the family members offer personalized Cameo videos for a fee ranging from $15 to $50.
In addition, Bird, one of Billy’s children, has a YouTube channel called “Birds of a Feather,” which has the potential to generate income through monetization. With over 1,000 subscribers, Bird can join YouTube’s Partner Program and earn money from ads on her videos.
The Brown family has found various ways to continue their income stream, even after the passing of their patriarch. Fans can stay connected with the family through merchandise, personalized videos, and social media platforms, showcasing their resilience and adaptability in finding new sources of revenue.
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