Dog the Bounty Hunter’s ex-girlfriend Moon Angell says she ‘freed her heart from hatred’ after split from star
DUANE “Dog” Chapman’s ex-girlfriend Moon Angell has “freed her heart from hatred” after their split, she revealed over Twitter.
, 67, and split in early February after she turned down his .
Since their split, Dog has been , who passed away in June 2019 from cancer, on social media.
Moon retweeted on Wednesday: “Remember the five simple rules to be happy: Free your heart from hatred. Free your mind from worries. Live simply. Give more. Expect less.”
But Moon didn’t stop there, as she also posted: “You cannot attract what you want if you are feeling stress or tension. Let it go – it’s the only way you can bring what you want.”
She also retweeted: “When something bad happens, you have 3 choices: You can either let it define you, destroy you, or let it strengthen you.”
Moon moving on from the relationship comes after she .
She retweeted earlier this month: “Associate yourself with people of good quality, for it is better to be alone than in bad company.”
She also posted: “I would rather have an honest enemy, than a fake friend.”
Dog and Moon’s relationship was controversial from the start.
Dog’s daughters Lyssa and Cecily slammed Moon on social media for moving in on him only months after Beth’s passing.
The sisters also called Moon out for moving into the Colorado home Dog once shared with Beth.
On The Dr. Oz Show, Moon turned down his marriage proposal, claiming she sees him as a friend.
![Dog’s daughters Lyssa and Cecily [not pictured] defended their late mom, Beth, when he started dating Moon](http://www.the-sun.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2020/03/NINTCHDBPICT000562796605-e1583935467634.png?strip=all&w=423)
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Dog said he popped the question to prove they are not romantically involved.
the family was “relieved” when Moon moved out of their Colorado home.
Although Dog was estranged from his children at the time of the relationship, he to promote her clothing line “For Beth.”
Lyssa exclusively told The Sun that she to be closer to her father.
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