Dog the Bounty Hunter looks MISERABLE after girlfriend Moon Angell ‘moves out of home’
DOG The Bounty Hunter appeared miserable while leaving a gym in Colorado – just days after girlfriend Moon Angell “moved out” of his home.
The TV star, 67, was pictured looking downcast after news emerged that Moon had packed her bags and left following weeks of drama.
Dog wore a vest top and combat pants as he headed out of the gym.
The snaps mark the first time the star has been seen in public since Moon “moved out.”
According to TMZ, Dog and Moon mutually agreed to the move.
A source told the site the pair sat down for a “deep” conversation where they hashed out their feelings and Dog – real name Duane Chapman – told Moon he felt ready to move on.
His girlfriend had reportedly been acting as a live-in support network for the Bounty Hunter after the tragic death of wife Beth Chapman.
In a shocking twist, Moon was Beth’s maid of honor on her wedding day.
The pair previously appeared on Dr. Oz to set the record straight about their relationship.
After Dog revealed Beth had wanted him to be happy if she passed away, he turned to Moon and asked for her hand in marriage.
Moon asked: “What?!” It also seemed like she was about to utter the word “no” before holding herself back.
He said: “And I didn’t tell you I was going to do this, but this is The Dr. Oz Show. I think this will put a stop to a lot of this. Moon Angell, will you marry me?”
Dog put her on the spot and pressured her to answer again: “What are you saying?”
She responded: “We’re friends, I love you as a friend. I don’t see you as that, I love you and Beth as my friends.”
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“I can’t marry you, at this very moment, I don’t see you as that.”
Their romance hasn’t been without its critics as Dog’s children slammed Moon for moving in on her late best friend’s husband.
Daughter Lyssa took to Twitter in December, saying: “You’re a disgusting woman. Any person who moves in on a man weeks after losing his wife, who you were supposed to be a ‘friend’ to, is the lowest scum on the planet.”
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