Walking down the aisle? Duane âDog the Bounty Hunterâ Chapman proposed to his friend Moon Angell just seven months after the death of his wife, Beth Chapman.
The reality star, 66, popped the question to Angell, 53, during an interview on the February 3 episode of The Dr. Oz Show, which was recorded last week.

âI am a lot happier with her around,â Dog tearfully says in a sneak peek of the episode. âMoon Angell, will you marry me?â
Although the preview cuts off before it shows Angellâs response, she teased her answer via Instagram on Wednesday, January 29. One fan commented on her account âR u and [Dog] engaged ???â to which she replied, âhe asked ⊠make sure you watch Oz.â
A marriage proposal?
Airs 2/3. pic.twitter.com/kUsE7zBPRQ
â Dr. Mehmet Oz (@DrOz) January 29, 2020
However, a source confirmed to Us Weekly that Dog, who became extremely emotional during the interview, did not give Angell a ring and that the pair are not engaged.
Over the past few weeks, Dog and Angell have sparked speculation that they are dating. The Dogâs Most Wanted star further fueled the rumors when he posted a picture with Angell on his Instagram on January 5. Angell served as Bethâs administrative assistant for more than 20 years.
Dogâs daughter, Lyssa Chapman, has openly criticized her fatherâs relationship with Angell on social media. Lyssa, 32, alleged on January 7 that Angell had previously dated one of Dogâs sons, but did not identify which one.
âIf someone who met your family by dating your brother, tried to date your father after your step- mom died what would you do?â Lyssa tweeted at the time. âIf you went to your mothers closet and saw she moved all her clothes and replaced them with her own, what would you do? #ItsNotWhenOrWhyItsWho.â

She added, âMy dad is a GROWN ASS MAN. His money. His dynasty. But you can guarantee that my name is not going down in history as a person who supported this.â
Dog told Radar earlier this month that he and Angell are just friends and that she has been his support system in the wake of his wifeâs death. Beth died in June 2019 in Honolulu after a two-year battle with throat and lung cancer. She was 51 years old.
âShe [Angell] has just been so good to me. Iâll get really emotional and find myself getting into a dark hole and she will tell me to suck it up,â he explained in an interview on January 7. âSo itâs been good having her by my side.â
The reality TV personality told Us in August 2019 that although heâs open to dating, he has no plans to marry again.
âThere will never be another Mrs. Dog,â Dog said at the time. âWe both said, âIf I die, you can have a man. 10 [men], I donât care. But donât marry one.â ⊠And she said, âDonât take my name off your chest, Dog. Do not get married.â ⊠Donât worry, I will not get married.â
He added, âI have to have the companionship. I donât do single sât.â
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