Dog the Bounty Hunter’s daughter Lyssa Chapman ‘boards up her windows’ as Hurricane Douglas hits home in Hawaii
DOG the Bounty Hunter’s daughter Lyssa Chapman is taking safety precautions by ‘boarding up her windows’ as Hurricane Douglas hits Hawaii.
Lyssa shared a satellite image of the hurricane moving dangerously close towards her home, before posting a video clip in which you can hear a loud siren.
She captioned the video: "IT'S GETTING REAL".
Last week formed just miles from Hawaii and was named the first hurricane of the eastern Pacific season,
The storm is expected to bring strong winds and potential flash flooding and was named a Category 2 hurricane late last Wednesday.
Duane 'Dog' Chapman - who shares with his late wife Beth - recently revealed
While on the , revealed he’s hard at work on a new reality show focused on family and bounty-hunting.
His WGN spinoff series Dog's Most Wanted last aired in November 2019, but the network has no plans to air this new program as it’s switching to a prime-time three-hour national news show come September 1.
On the podcast, Dog, whose wife Beth died last year from cancer, revealed: “The last network was Dog’s Most Wanted with WGN. We broke all records. I’m not just saying, ‘Dog! Dog!’ Not me, the family.
“It was about Beth and her final days. Now, we have the show. We’re all back together.
“Because when a tragedy like that happens in your family, you gotta pull together. So, it’s called Dog’s Dirty Dozen.”
He continued: “We can barely do arrests with the virus right now, so Hollywood’s shut down.
“Once it opens up, we’re coming back.”
The TV personality hinted that this will be the “last” time will all get together to film a reality show, but that he really just wanted to “do one more.”
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Dog also boasted about the amazing camera equipment they’re using this time around.
Dog said: “We arrested a guy the other day, we have all this different stuff. You can hear him breathe. And he goes, ‘Dog, you’re cheating.’ Because I’m using too much technology.”
Earlier this month, was featured on Dog’s Instagram, as well as supervising producer Nick Walker’s page.
One photo had a car getting rigged out with cameras, and a video showed the producer using a 360-degree camera.