Dog the Bounty Hunter’s wife, Beth Chapman, is living life to the fullest. Her cancer has progressed recently but that hasn’t let the bounty hunter stop having fun with her family. Read on to find out what happened to Beth Chapman and know her latest health updates. 

Beth Chapman spending quality time with family

Beth Chapman won’t let cancer win! She has been celebrating her life with her family members despite her grim diagnosis. On December 15, 2018, Beth went live on Facebook as she enjoyed an exciting evening with her friends and family. 

She recorded herself as she slid down a steep snowy hill with her stepson’s wife, Jaime Chapman. “When you have a little bit of life left, you just gotta live it,” said a cheerful Beth. After a thrilling ride to the bottom, she yelled out, “F*ck cancer.”

The day before this, she was spotted celebrating her stepson’s birthday. “Let the Birthday shenanigans begin Happy Birthday,” Beth wrote on Instagram, sharing a video of her sneaking up on Leland Chapman.

Her husband, Dog the Bounty Hunter, shared that she has been trying to live a normal life at home. “She’s still trying to cook and get involved in my bounties and business. She’s still trying to do everything.”

Dog the Bounty Hunter “constantly” praying to God for Beth’s recovery

Duane “Dog the Bounty Hunter” Chapman has been Beth’s support system through this hard time. The 65-year-old reality star has been trying to stay optimistic about his wife’s condition. 

 “I don’t listen to the bad news. I don’t want to hear it. … I pray a lot, anywhere. I cry all the time,” he revealed to Us Weekly. “I’m a sinner. I pray a lot. I have done double that. I constantly ask God to heal my honey and make sure He takes care of it. I’ve been telling Him that I’m going to try and quit smoking and cursing. I’m a dealmaker, and I’ll do anything.”

He also shared that Beth’s cancer is now “incurable.” Her cancer has reportedly spread to her lungs. She was diagnosed with stage II throat cancer in September 2017. She has been receiving treatment in Los Angeles ever since. She was declared cancer free a few weeks after her diagnosis. The doctors found out that her cancer had returned after an emergency surgery on November 27 this year.