Bonnie Chapman: Last News

Dog The Bounty Hunter‘s daughter has hit some amazing milestones in her weight loss journey — and she’s sharing just how she got there!

Dog the Bounty Hunter‘s daughters are apologizing to Dylan Mulvaney after their father went on a widely offensive rant!

A post shared by NOAH'S AMAZING REVIEWS (@noahsamazingreviews)Flattered, the actor began speaking about his projects that Noah might have seen. "Oh my gosh, Noah, thank you!" Keanu said. "Did you see Duke Caboom in Toy Story 4?"Noah replied, "Yeah he's my favorite character!"As if on cue, Keanu got into character said said he was "Canada's Greatest Stuntman!," which was something his character often said.

Duane «Dog the Bounty Hunter» Chapman and the late Beth Chapman told Thursday that she lost her home in a fire.Recounting the scary incident, Bonnie said she and her boyfriend, Ismael, were at work Tuesday when they got a call that their rental house in Fishersville, Virginia, was burning down.«Immediately I packed up my things and I left work as quick as could,» Bonnie said between tears. «I thought that maybe it was a mistake.

The daughters of Beth Chapman, the late wife of Duane 'Dog the Bounty Hunter' Chapman, are taking a family friend to court over funds they say are owed to them.Bonnie Chapman and Cecily Barmore have filed a lawsuit against the family friend Rainy Robinson after she collected donations she claimed would be given to Beth's daughters but allegedly never sent the money to them, according to TMZ.In their lawsuit, Chapman and Barmore claim that Robinson — who's ex-husband David Robinson died in November — began soliciting donations shortly after Beth's death from cancer in 2019.They say that Robinson claimed the donations would be saved for Beth's daughters, but instead of transferring the funds, she has allegedly held onto them.  Legal action: Bonnie Chapman (pictured) and Cecily Barmore, the daughters of Beth Chapman, the late wife of Duane 'Dog the Bounty Hunter' Chapman, are taking a family friend to court over funds they say are owed to them Missing funds: Chapman and Barmore have filed a lawsuit against family friend Rainy Robinson after she collected donations she claimed would be given to Beth's daughters but allegedly never sent the money to them, according to TMZ; Dog and Beth seen in 2017Chapman and Barmore claim in their suit that Robinson never intended to hand over the donations.They add that she is now allegedly trying to end the fundraiser.  The daughters claim that Robinson tried to shut down the charity as soon as their lawyers reached out to her for a full accounting on how much money had been raised from Beth's name and likeness, which were included in the campaign. As part of their suit, Chapman and Barmore want to bar Robinson from using either their names or likenesses in the charity, and they are asking

Duane “Dog the Bounty Hunter” Chapman is about to tie the knot once again on Thursday, but not all of his family members will see him say “I do.”

Duane «Dog the Bounty Hunter» Chapman is about to tie the knot once again on Thursday, but not all of his family members will see him say «I do.»In an exclusive interview with ET's Kevin Frazier, the 68-year-old reality star and his fiancée, Francie Frane, explain why they did not invite Dog's daughter, 22-year-old Bonnie Chapman, to their nuptials. Dog also addresses Bonnie's allegations that he's racist, homophobic and cheated on Beth Chapman, his late wife and Bonnie's mother.«As hard as it is and as heartbreaking as it is, we had to make a decision that was very difficult for us,» Francie says of not inviting Bonnie to the wedding.

The fight for social justice has divided not only the country, but certain families as well — one of them apparently being Dog The Bounty Hunter’s brood.

Getting ready for the big day! Duane “Dog the Bounty Hunter” Chapman and Francie Frane are excited for their September nuptials, even if his daughters aren’t in attendance.

Dog the Bounty Hunter has got family drama.

Dog the Bounty Hunter (aka Duane Chapman) is speaking out after two of his daughters say that they did not receive invitations to his upcoming wedding.

Duane "Dog" Chapman is set to get remarried to his new love next week but his two daughters won’t bear witness to the exchanging of nuptials as they apparently weren’t invited to the ceremony. Cicily Chapman – who is Duane’s step-daughter with late wife, Beth Chapman – told TMZ on Monday that she believes the reason why she and her sister weren’t invited to see the exchanging of nuptials on Sept.

Dog the Bounty Hunter’s daughter Bonnie Chapman has spoken out on her father’s engagement, 10 months after the death of her mother Beth.

As Dog The Bounty Hunter, 67, and Francie Fran, 51, continue to celebrate their engagement, some of Dog’s own kids are voicing their support for their father’s impending nuptials. On May 4, the day the happy news broke, Dog’s daughter Lyssa Chapman, 32, took to her Twitter account to share her excitement. “Welcome to the Fam, Fran” she tweeted with a heart emoji and the marriage announcement. Lyssa had an ongoing feud with Beth Chapman prior to her death in June 2019. Fortunately, before Beth’s tragic and untimely passing, the two were able to patch things up, and Lyssa stayed by her step-mom’s side until Beth lost her battle with stage two throat cancer.

Family first! Duane “Dog the Bounty Hunter” Chapman‘s daughter Bonnie Chapman defended him from critics of his quick engagement to Francie Frane.

Bonnie Chapman is speaking out in response to the news that her father, Duane Chapman (aka Dog the Bounty Hunter) is engaged.

Dog the Bounty Hunter is finding a whole new side of himself while spending time with Francie Frane. The fugitive-chaser has been spending time with Francie in quarantine, and she revealed on Instagram that she’s showing him the ropes of what it takes to be a country boy. Francie posted a photo of Dog riding on a tractor, and captioned it, “Let’s see if we can show this bounty hunting tough guy how to run some equipment, like us country folks do!!” Dog looked to be embracing his new country atmosphere in the pic by striking a pose for the camera, too.