Dog the Bounty Hunter fans couldn’t be more relieved to learn that Duane “Dog” Chapman and his daughter, Lyssa Chapman, are back on good terms after drama surrounding his relationship with late wife Beth Chapman’s former assistant, Moon Angell.
“We’re good, she’s just one of my crazy daughters,” Dog told TMZ last week when asked about his relationship with his daughter, an outspoken critic of Angell after she moved into Dog’s house.
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“This is how families do, right?” he joked. “We’re like normal families, right? We’re all nuts.”
Adding that Angell moving out of the house wasn’t the resolving factor, but did help, Dog noted, “I don’t know about the word dysfunctional, but I think we created it.”
Fans of the Chapman family were thrilled to see everyone back on good terms.
Can I Say How Happy I Am That @DogBountyHunter And Kids Are Good Again #FamilysEverything Thereโs Nothing Stronger Then The #ChapmanTribe . @tamihenrickson1 #BethForever ๐๐ผ๐๐๐พ๐พ๐๐๐๐ผ๐๐ผ๐๐ผ pic.twitter.com/DILnAbN6gr
โ Just Let It GLOW (@JustLetItGLOW1) February 25, 2020
I knew @DogBountyHunter would bring them back together. They donโt call him Big Daddy for nothing! ๐ฅฐ
โ Lisa_Lubick (@Lisa_TwinMommy) February 25, 2020
For sure and our QUEEN built her tribe #BETHSTRONG…. WAY TO GO AUNTIE BETH ! ! ! THEY’RE FIGURING OUT THAT EXTRA SPECIAL SECRET INGREDIENT ! ! ! No matter what you’re going through family is #EVERYTHING ! ! ! #EverythingsGonnaBeOkay ๐
โ Hope Smith (@HopeSmi96554496) February 25, 2020
Following Dog’s shocking proposal to Angell on The Dr. Oz Show earlier this month, the bounty hunter told Entertainment Tonight he hadn’t planned to pop the question, but was happy she turned him down.
“I swear on my mama and on Beth that [the Dr. Oz proposal] was not rehearsed,” he explained. “And you saw Dr. Oz was even like, ‘Oh my god.’ I knew I was gonna do it way before I done it, and I said, ‘This will stop these rumors.’”
As for if Dog would have possibly moved forward with Angell if she had said yes?
“Yes, I am going to be honest with you, brother. Yeah, I think I would have because it was more accessible,” he admitted. Things would have still been difficult, however, as Angell had previously told him, “‘No one will ever love you like Beth did. You better stop looking for that because there is no woman alive that will ever love you like that.’”
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