Dog the Bounty Hunter’s show ‘canceled’ amid family feud over new girlfriend Moon and bizarre TV proposal
DOG the Bounty Hunter's TV show has been canceled amid a family feud over his new love Moon Angell, according to a source.
There will be no second season of WGN's Dog's Most Wanted, an insider told The Sun.
The news comes after Dog - real name Duane Chapman - just seven months after wife Beth died from cancer.
Those close to Dog are now worried about his health and how he'll cope financially without a show, a source revealed.
"WGN called Dog last week to tell him the show was canceled," they said.
"He would absolutely have loved to make a second season of the show so is obviously disappointed.
"Moon really wants him to get back to work and start earning some money."
"And his kids are worried about him - his health didn't look great on the Dr Oz show and they are concerned how he'll manage with no show."
It's not known if the show will be picked up elsewhere.
Although Dog revealed he had no current TV contract during an interview with the earlier this month.
When asked what was next for him, he told the newspaper: "This is the big moment... that's the big question."
Dog has also been fighting with his family over new girlfriend Moon, who was a friend and assistant to his late wife Beth.
His children have hit out at Moon, and accuse their dad of moving on too quickly with the redhead.Dog's on-screen proposal on Dr Oz also angered his children - although it's not clear if the couple are officially engaged or not.
The Sun revealed how the TV proposal was actually the second time he had popped the question to Moon.
The reality star also proposed in a text message in September while he was hospitalized for heart problems, according to a source.
A source claimed Dog and Beth’s daughter Bonnie drove to her father’s house to find out where he was hospitalized.
The insider said: “She was trying to find clues on where he could be. She found his Apple Watch and went through his messages.
“She found out that Duane had proposed to Moon via text message. She said yes.”
Meanwhile a family insider said that none of the Chapman children would attend their wedding if the couple to end up tying the knot.
A source said the kids feel like they have lost two parents. "If there is a wedding none of his family will be there - no one.
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"They think the relationship is a train wreck - and they are not staying aboard - they're jumping off."
They don't wish anything bad on their dad but at the same time, they don't want any part of this."It's hard for them - right now they feel like they have lost two parents - not just Beth but Dog too."
The Sun reached out to WGN and representatives for Dog for comment.