Dog the Bounty Hunter Is Deeply in Love With Beth in Instagram Post

Beth Chapman of “Dog The Bounty Hunter” fame is currently fighting for her life in a battle with Stage IV lung cancer, but she is not letting this stop her from enjoying her life. Beth and her husband, Dog The Bounty Hunter himself Duane Chapman, showed this once again this week when he posted a sexy photo of the 51-year-old to Instagram.

In Touch Weekly reported that the photo showed Beth sitting in a car wearing an all-black outfit, and Dog captioned it “Property of Dog. #WGN #DogsMostWanted.”

“Dog’s Most Wanted” is the Chapmans’ new reality show that they are filming for WGN. The program will chronicle Beth’s battle with cancer as well as the family’s bounty hunting business.

Beth’s photo has quickly gone viral, with fans commenting on how gorgeous she looks.

“You are a very beautiful woman. Continue to stay strong. You got this,” one person commented, while another added, “God heal you and your cancer. You look beautiful @mrsdog4real. Keeping you in our prayers.”

“How incredible is she. Seriously. She is so inspiring,” a third user wrote.

This comes after an emotional interview where Dog revealed that Beth has given up having chemotherapy treatments and has instead turned to non-conventional treatment options.

“They don’t work. They don’t work! There’s nothing, they’ve got nothing,” Dog said of chemotherapy. “They’ve got a bill to send you. It’s a multitrillion dollar industry, cancer, and they lie to you. Watch, someday they’re going to get sentenced. It’s criminal what they do.”

Dog has stood by Beth’s side through it all, and this entire cancer experience has made him love her even more.

“I’ve always loved her but I told her the other day, ‘Honey, I fell in love with you again. I love you more right now than I ever have,’” Dog said of Beth. “If you don’t really love the person, if you’re not really in love with them and you’re afraid to say that, you go, ‘Love you too.’ And as a human, you love them. But when you say, ‘I’m in love with you.’ See the difference? We’ve been together almost 30 years. I don’t know anybody but her, really.”

We’re so glad to see that Beth is staying positive throughout this cancer battle, and we will continue to hope and pray that she makes a full recovery. Please join us in saying a prayer for Beth and Dog during this difficult time!