Jump directly to the content

DOG the Bounty Hunter was in denial about the cancer that killed his beloved wife Beth, it's been revealed.

Beth admitted on camera while she was ill that her husband couldn't accept that she wouldn't beat the disease. 

Dog visiting Beth in hospital during her cancer treatment
3
Dog visiting Beth in hospital during her cancer treatment
Beth talks about her cancer in a new series filmed as she was receiving treatment
3
Beth talks about her cancer in a new series filmed as she was receiving treatmentCredit: The Mega Agency

Beth died in June of this year aged just 51 after an 18-month battle with throat cancer.

Dog has been left crushed by this and recently admitted his life has fallen apart since.

But a new episode of Dog’s Most Wanted, filmed while Beth was still alive, suggests he believed his beloved wife would survive. 

Beth says: "Dog just thinks a miracle is going to happen.

"He's in serious denial."

Dog was hospitalised over the weekend due to a heart emergency, but was released on Monday night, according to TMZ.

The 66-year-old's chest pains were reportedly related to stress and high blood pressure, which he hopes to combat with a healthy diet.

An angiogram was performed and it came back as normal, a source claimed.

His team said in a statement: "Dog is back at home and resting comfortably.

"He is overwhelmed by the support of fans and friends from around the world, and is deeply touched by the outpouring of prayers, love, and encouragement.

"While he is following doctor's orders and taking time to heal, he wants everyone to follow DOG'S ORDERS and watch Dog's Most Wanted Wednesday night on WGN America."

Medics were monitoring the star and were assessing whether he will need surgery.

Dog met Alice Elizabeth 'Beth' Barmore in 1986 when she was 19 and they married 20 years later in 2006
3
Dog met Alice Elizabeth 'Beth' Barmore in 1986 when she was 19 and they married 20 years later in 2006Credit: The Mega Agency
Dog The Bounty Hunter rushed to hospital with ‘heart emergency’ months after wife’s cancer death


We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun Online news team? Email us at tips@the-sun.co.uk or call 0207 782 4368. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours.


 

Topics