Dog and his many children (13 to be exact) soon found their way to stardom.
By his own admission, Dog’s past is checkered.
At the time of writing, Dog has been married six times, making him notorious in love.
He married his first wife, La Fonda Sue Darnell, in 1972.
Their union wasn’t destined for longevity and lasted only five years, with the pair divorcing in 1977.
Interestingly, she wound up marrying Dog’s best friend at the time.
Darnell has lived a life out of the spotlight despite her ex’s fame.
White allegedly kept the pregnancy a secret from the future reality TV star.
Go away and leave us alone.'
But he begged," she toldThe UK Sunin 2021.
Unfortunately, Dog’s relationship with his son hasn’t been easy to navigate, either.
Gloria Hecht also told The UK Sun that the star abandoned him.
“Everyone cheered Zeb on.
Everyone prayed,” she wrote.
He lived far beyond what medical science said he would."
The website details that Zebediah was buried in a special grave for babies, which remains unmarked.
They stayed married for 9 years, a significant stretch in Dog’s romantic life.
Her mother was quick to side with her daughter.
This included his fourth marriage to Tawny Marie Chapman.
“It was a disaster from the start,” he said, viaE!
According to Dog, Tawny Marie was struggling with substance misuse.
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Dog and Beth first met when she was arrested as a teenager in 1988.
Dog posted her bond and the attraction was instantaneous.
“Two wives, one really good girlfriend.”
Beth delivered the painful news to her groom on the morning of the wedding.
By the time he moved in with Beth, he was in the throws of a substance misuse struggle.
Dog explained in his autobiography that it was Beth who helped him get back on his feet.
With Beth by his side, Dog’s star quickly rose.
Before long, he had the green light for his very own show.
The show wrapped in 2012 after almost a decade, with the husband and wife duo at the helm.
Sadly, their time together ended much sooner than either of them expected.
In 2017, Beth revealed she had been diagnosed with cancer.
Despite her illness, Beth was determined to get better.
There was some hope when surgery was successful in 2017, but the cancer returned the following year.
Sadly, Beth died in 2019 aged just 51.
Only today, she hiked the stairway to heaven.
We all love you, Beth.
See you on the other side."
In fact, falling in love wasn’t on Dog’s to-do list, either.
“This friendship started because we get what the other one was going, is still going, through.
The rest was history, with Dog and Frane marrying in 2021.
However,Dog the Bounty Hunter’s feud with his daughter Bonnieadded an element of upset.
Beth’s daughters weren’t invited to the wedding.
Speaking toTMZ, the siblings said they had no idea why they weren’t on the guest list.
Regardless, over 100 other guests were present at the pair’s nuptials.
