Dog the Bounty Hunter’s daughter is supporting him through his money troubles and break-up with Moon
DUANE “Dog” Chapman’s daughter Cecily is supporting her dad through his split from ex-girlfriend Moon Angell and with his financial issues after ending their family feud.
In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Cecily, 26, revealed left on “great terms” with the family.
Cecily and her sister Lyssa, 32, slammed Dog and close family friend Moon over social media for dating only months after Beth’s death in June 2019 from cancer.
Cecily said: “Moon left on a great terms. She did the right thing. She left when she should have. We don’t want nothing to do with her.
“Even if she comes up in the future that’s okay, but at the same time we’re happy to announce she’s no longer apart of the decision making for my dad.”
She continued of the relationship: “The drama wasn’t about him moving on, it was who he’s with.”
, 67, and Moon ended their relationship after they .
Dog proposed to Moon on the episode in February, but she didn’t accept his proposal, claiming the two are just friends.
He then admitted he only proposed to prove they do not have a romantic relationship even though she moved into the Colorado home he once shared with Beth.
When the relationship ended, Dog reconnected with Cecily and even helped to promote her clothing line, “.”
She said: “He’s doing great. I feel like I had my dad again. It was really different.”
Cecily is also supporting her father amid his financial and legal woes.
As , Dog was sued for allegedly failing to pay $109,328.69 in house payments on December 26, 2018.
Dog and Beth purchased the $2,240,000 home from Karen and Craig Mills in 2015.
Cecily said of the legal drama: “My mother had full control over the house. My dad had nothing to do with anything going on. He was just co-owner. He focused on making money, not the bills.”
Cecily added they will “continue to stay by his side.”
She continued: “It’s not right. It was what it is, but don’t blame him. We’re standing by him when he has to go to court.”
Dog is fighting the claims in court this summer.
But the financial issues for Dog don’t end there.
Hawaiian Airlines World Elite MasterCard for $73,860.55 on January 27, 2020.
MasterCard filed a second claim for $1,078.78 on February 11, 2020, Hawaiian court papers revealed.
While Dog is not responsible for personally paying off the debt, he is expected to handle claims against his wife’s estate as the representative.
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As The Sun reported, he owes $5,800.48 in back taxes for the 2019 year on his Colorado home.
Dog also has a lien on the home in the amount of $5,809.44, which includes interest.
In a recent interview with , he admitted he is “broke” and in danger of losing his Colorado home.
Dog announced his amid the pandemic.
But he posted on Friday that .
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