'Alaskan Bush People' Star Billy Brown's Daughter Rainy Pens Touching Tribute to Her Late Dad

"Alaskan Bush People" star Rainy Brown shared a soulful tribute in her social media update in honor of her late dad and TV star, Billy Brown, who recently passed on.

Rainy Brown of "Alaskan Bush People" had a touching post up on Instagram in her latest media share as she solemnly wrote about the sweet memories of her late dad Billy who passed on a few days ago.

Rainy's post included a photo of the "Alaskan Bush People" patriarch and herself during one of their family moments. The youngster also wrote of how her family was bearing the loss.

Rainy,18, implored fans to pray for her loved ones, especially her mom, who was having difficulty coming to terms with the significant loss. She also took a moment to emphasize the need to show affection to one's family.

The teenager called her late dad a true friend while adding that words could not express the level of his amazing attributes. Rainy emotionally wrote about Billy:

"...But I will say, the closest thing to an angel I've ever known. God bless you da I love and miss you dearly. You will always be my hero…"

A few days ago, Billy's son, Bear Brown, announced his passing on his private Instagram page, writing that the TV star died on Sunday after experiencing a seizure. Bear called the star a loving father who would be missed.

The 18-year-old is also open to trying new things, and fans have watched her show her baking skills and shave off half of her hair.

Since 2014, Billy brought his family to the limelight after becoming a significant part of Discovery Channel, with their family show, "Alaskan Bush People."

The Browns display how they live in the Alaskan wilderness with minimal amenities. Billy is survived by his wife, Ami Brown, seven kids, of which Rainy is the youngest, and several grandchildren.

From childhood, fans watched Rainy grow from the adorable child she was to a young lady who built her own home on her family's property.

Just like other family members, Rainy has her fair share of fans who see her as the most relatable "Alaskan Bush People" star because she spent the shortest time in her family's settlement in Alaska.

The 18-year-old is also open to trying new things, and fans have watched her show her baking skills and shave off half of her hair. These days she is exploring pink trees and sporting a few piercings.