Dog The Bounty Hunter refuses to cancel shows over coronavirus – but urges fans to stay indoors
DOG The Bounty Hunter has continued to promote his upcoming shows, which are scheduled to take place later this year, despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Dog - real name Duane Chapman - took to Instagram last night to express his excitement at heading to the UK later this year to do meet and greets with fans.
However, in their next post Dog, 67, and his team were urging fans to self-isolate in order to stay safe and avoid spreading the virus.
"Stay at home, #dontbeaspreader," they wrote whilst re-sharing a post from another profile. "Stay home if you can."
The black and white shot shows Dog posing with Lyssa and Cecily, who look just as thrilled to be reunited.
It’s Duane’s first trip back to Hawaii since his beloved wife Beth died last June after an 18-month battle with lung cancer.
He used his visit as an opportunity to reconnect with the girls and his grandkids, Dakota and Madalynn, at a rehab charity event.
Sources told The Sun the family just wants to move on after months of drama – particularly between Dog and Lyssa, who are finally on speaking terms again.
A source said: "Dog and Lyssa have always had their ups and downs like any family does.
"Right now they just want to put all the drama of the past few months in the past and move on.
"Everyone in the family is still grieving over Beth and still has a lot of healing to do," they added.
Duane’s relationship with Lyssa hit rock bottom after Beth Chapman passed away last year.
Lyssa was particularly angered by her father’s relationship with Beth’s former assistant, Moon.
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