What Happened to Matt in Alaskan Bush Family

FORMER Alaskan Bush People star Matt Chocolate-brown has opened up on the "really rough" feud with his family.

The reality TV personality, who has previously battled alcoholism and spent a stint in rehab, took to his Instagram for a "bank check in" on his "tough twenty-four hours."

Ex Alaskan Bush People star Matt Brown has opened up on a family spat over his fee from the show — Ex Alaskan Bush People star Matt Chocolate-brown has opened up on a family spat over his fee from the show

Matt, 37, said one of his siblings said he 'deserved' not to have the cash because of his past battles with booze — Matt, 37, said one of his siblings said he 'deserved' non to take the cash considering of his past battles with booze

He has previously claimed how tardily father Billy kept all of the cash raised from the Discovery reality-documentary, and it appears some of his siblings are reluctant to let have the Alaskan Bush-league People turn a profit.

Taking off his cowboy chapeau to begin the video monologue, Matt said: "I had a actually rough day yesterday, run into for the past almost calendar month, I had been talking to 1 of my brothers who told me he was talking to the rest of my family about getting me paid for working on their show.

"I was being really absurd. I deducted everything I had spent, my previous rehabs stuff like that, I was beingness really agreement.

"Trying not only just to get what's mine but to reunite with the family - letting them know I'grand not the guy that's off the rails whatever more, and how hard I've worked on myself and getting over the problems from my childhood and from the time filming the show.

"I found out yesterday - it'south like he was trying to set me off once again."

Matt told how his brother, although it is unclear which one, spoke to him in a "triggering way" and suggested he "deserves to be stolen from because I am an alcoholic."

Talking of his previous conduct, he added: "I had learned to respond as my dad did around me when he was an alcoholic."

After his sibling suggested he "deserved to not accept money from the testify," Matt confessed, "I was very triggered - I didn't scream at him, I did at a couple of times get frustrated and raise my vocalisation.

"Finally I had to become back on my bike and ride abroad.

"They ever say stuff that isn't truthful almost me and my habit and I realize they are never going to exercise the right thing and I was never treated right."

In a deplorable determination before wishing his followers well, he added: "They took what I had worked so difficult for."

Meanwhile, information technology has been a tough few months for Matt, who previously bankrupt down afterward the decease of a baby bird, which came after his dad's passing.

Additionally, the ex TV star and eldest Brown sibling completed six months of combined inpatient and outpatient rehab in January 2019, and has spoken openly of his new-found sobriety on Instagram.

Fans have non seen Matt on Alaskan Bush People since flavour 8, as the Discovery star was dealing with his substance abuse problems while the show filmed its ninth and tenth seasons.

Nevertheless, he has started his own You lot Tube Channel, which merely features a handful of videos so far.

His Instagram suggests a tranquil lifestyle, featuring posts rich in nature, images of churches and the bible.

Back in April, Matt shared a video taken in the woods at nighttime, revealing secrets about the hit TV prove - and his exclusion from it.

He said: "Everybody's told me that other people's secrets aren't mine to tell, merely they're destroying me, and they've been destroying me for a long time.

"I'm cold, and I don't accept any money. And I hardly have anything to eat."

He went on that producers initially pitched Alaskan Bush People based on the belatedly family patriarch Baton's volume, which described how they lived past candlelight.

When production began on the testify, producers wanted the family to deed as though that was how they lived, simply Matt admitted they really had modern amenities like a generator, a television and a box of movies.

In the video titled, The Truth, Matt also detailed how he got into alcoholism and had an matter with a married woman, which he described as incorrect.

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When he went to Betty Ford rehab to try and get sober, he said he learned the root of his problem was lying most his life on the show.

Matt said: "I loved filming the show, merely I didn't like lying virtually the way I alive and the mode things are in life."

He also said of his finances: "We made a lot of coin off the show, and because my dad controlled everything, all the coin went to him... I didn't have whatsoever coin or anything. My dad kept that all."