Beth Chapman

Duane Chapman, now 70, appeared on A&E's Take This Job in August 2003, where he was showcasing his bail bond company. This would be the unofficial pilot for his own TV series Dog the Bounty Hunter, which premiered the following year. However, the performance, which also starred his late wife Beth Chapman, a slew of his 13 children, and some of his fellow bounty hunters crew, was marred with rumors. After a recording of Dog going on a racist tirade was leaked, A&E put the show on hold for three years. He returned to his show, and it will continue to air until 2012. Despite a few attempts at a revival with spinoff series Dog and Beth, Dog's Most Wanted, and Dog Unleashed, he struggled to be on televisions. Ultimately, the reality television star couldn't get out ahead of his slew of scandals ranging from owing millions in taxes to detentions to lawsuits. Now that it has been 20 years since his show first airing, here are the scandals he has been involved in since.

With some surprising news, the Bounty Hunter commemorated his wife Beth's death on Monday. On Monday, the 70-year-old reality star whose daughter died in a fire introduced his new son to his followers. 'This day was a tragic reminder of one of my life's biggest losses,' he said. "But God redeemed this day when I learned that my son Jon, whom I just recently met, was born on this day,' he wrote.

The daughters of Beth Chapman, the late wife of Duane 'Dog the Bounty Hunter's Chapman, are taking a family friend to court about funds they owe to them. According to TMZ, Bonnie Chapman and Cecily Barmore have filed a lawsuit against Rainy Robinson, who said she would give Beth's children money but then allegedly never delivered the money to them. Chapman and Barmore allege that Robinson, ex-husband David Robinson, began soliciting funds shortly after Beth's death from cancer in 2019.

Dog The Bounty Hunter is ready to walk down the aisle a second time months after the death of his wife — or at least that’s what it looks like! This week, the Dog's Most Wanted actor appeared on Dr. Oz's show this week, despite the fact that he was at a point of vulnerability in which he suggested to a woman whose children had raised concerns about him.

Dog The Bounty Hunter, sadly, died in the months after his wife's tragic death last year. The 66-year-old was extremely open about the sad state of his personal affairs, finances, and how he fell on hard times after spouse Beth Chapman lost her battle to cancer on June 26, 2019.

The Bounty Hunter is back to date, but his family is concerned that someone close to the reality star may be attempting to profit from his loneliness. In an interview with Radar Online, the 66-year-old said he's been "very lonely" in the months since his wife Beth Chapman's death from cancer on June 26, 2019. However, Dog (real name Duane Chapman) wants people to know that after his late love's longtime assistant, Moon Angell, they aren't alone enough to go.