Duane Chapman, best known as Dog the Bounty Hunter on the iconic eight-season TV show, finds himself at the heart of a scandal when his half-siblings Bonnie and Cecily raise troubling questions about his conduct and behavior.

This scandal arose due to their exclusion from their father’s remarriage to Francie Frane, which took place amid the public drama.

It is worth noting that Beth, Bonnie’s mother and Chapman’s loving wife throughout his life, tragically battled throat cancer beginning in 2017 and died at the young age of 51 in 2019.

Dog and Francie married two years after Beth died, but Bonnie and Cecily were noticeably absent from the wedding guest list.

Bonnie turned to the internet in an unexpected turn of events, venting her anger and revealing carefully guarded family secrets she had planned to keep hidden, all to maintain a relationship with her father.

Bonnie alleges that despite her mother’s earnest efforts to help her father become “the best man he could be,” he had adulterous affairs regularly.

She claims Beth had to bear the agony of his infidelities, which involved close friends and total strangers.

Bonnie also claims that her father has racist and homophobic attitudes in addition to his adulterous tendencies. She believes that his displeasure with her continued participation in “The System,” a well-liked show on the UnleashedTV website, was the driving force behind her absence from his wedding.

Bonnie goes so far as to accuse her father of being fired from the same job for making hateful statements about his coworkers, including racial insults and homophobic epithets.

The fundamental theme of “The System” is to advocate for social justice while vehemently opposing police violence and all types of intolerance.

Bonnie constantly expresses her unhappiness with her father’s relapse into discriminatory behavior.

When confronted with accusations of homophobia, Bonnie claims her father resorted to using “horrific slurs,” compounding her anxieties.

She also chastises him for interacting with Pastor Greg Locke, whose unorthodox beliefs have garnered much attention.

In contrast to Bonnie and Cecily, Dog and Francie think that people who have hatred toward him have influenced their daughters, implying a coordinated attempt to “sabotage our wedding.” They categorically refute Bonnie’s assertions, characterizing them as pure lies.

Lyssa Chapman, Bonnie, Cecily’s half-sister, and another of Dog’s children directly contradict her siblings’ claims.

Lyssa argues in a tweet that their family genuinely loves and values Bonnie and Cecily, expressing their dismay at seeing them unintentionally used as pawns by dishonest people seeking revenge on their father.

Lyssa insists vehemently that her father loves and respects all people, adamantly dismissing allegations of homophobia or racism.

The Chapman family is uncomfortable as allegations, counter-claims, and opposing viewpoints collide, leaving a path of doubt and damaged relationships in their wake.

As elusive as it may be, the truth remains the key to resolving the complicated relationships surrounding Dog the Bounty Hunter and the schism that has arisen among his loved ones.