Dog the Bounty Hunter’s wedding ‘sabotaged by anonymous threats to throw paint on his bride Francie Frane’s dress’
DOG the Bounty Hunter's wedding was met with controversy as an anonymous person threatened to "throw paint" on his bride Francie's dress.
The bail bondsman tied the knot for the sixth time on September 2 after losing his wife Beth in 2019.
, formally known as Duane Chapman, 68, hosted an , with 100 of his closest friends at The Pinery At The Hill in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
However, the evening erupted in drama after an anonymous person threatened to throw paint on Francie's crystal-encrusted gown.
In order to avoid any acts of retaliation, the ex A&E star "beefed up security with German Shepherds and Navy SEALs,"; the revealed.
The violence did not stop there, though, as a guest "claimed their car tires had been slashed with razor blades and another said vandals left a 'mysterious pungent odor' in their car."
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Several guests suggested that the perpetrators were in fact Dog's two daughters, , 28, and Bonnie, 22, who have had a strained relationship with their father since his engagement.
The pair have accused the reality star of and infidelity towards their late mother Beth.
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Despite the setbacks, at the Tuscan-style resort in the Rocky Mountains.
The TV personality rocked a simple black tuxedo with his trademark sunglasses, while the bride went for a mermaid-style dress with a beaded bodice.
Though his daughters were not in attendance, his three sons Jon, Leland, and Garry Boy Chapman escorted him down the aisle.
Dog broke down in tears while reading out his vows, which said: "This was a match made in heaven. Francie, I give you my word, I will love you every day until I die.
"I will love you, guard you and protect you. I love you more than I do myself, Francie. I will love you more than any man ever has."
The couple met after both losing their spouses to cancer within the same year.
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Bonnie's relationship with her father became strained during the Black Lives Matter movement when she to Beth "all the time," including while she was "sick in the hospital."
A representative for Dog countered her statement, saying: "Bonnie's allegations are false and a misguided attempt to derail our wedding."
In an interview last year, the bounty hunter explained how he and Francie's grief helped them bond.
He revealed: "I'm a widower and she's a widow so the connection started there.
"I spoke with her because her husband passed six months before my former wife and she had been through stuff, so I was asking for advice and all the sudden cupid shot me."
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Dog proposed to in May of 2020, ten months after .
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Their engagement came as a bit of a shock, as the TV star had previously vowed to never remarry after losing the love of his life.
"We didn't expect it," Dog claimed at the time, with Francie adding: "It was God for sure."
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