Dog and Beth Chapman Travel to Alabama Amid Cancer Battle to Take Down an Accused Felon
Dream team! Beth Chapman and her husband, Duane “Dog” Chapman, recently joined forces with his son, Leland, to take down an accused felon in Alabama. The action-packed chase and capture will be featured on their highly anticipated WGN America series Dog’s Most Wanted.
The power couple ventured down south to find their man, Bradford Houser, starting their week-long search in the Huntsville area, before heading to Morgan County. Beth, 51, and Duane, 66, got lucky on St. Patrick’s Day as they found Houser during a raid in Somerville. “This was an epic hunt,” he said after Leland ultimately captured him. “To search and find a man who knows these woods and caves was a challenge and took our team a few tries, but we were successful today.”
Houser was wanted for multiple felonies including theft and home invasion. On top of that, he had been on the run for over four months. Beth was so proud of Leland’s contributions that she later took to social media to praise his hard work. “Had the best time with this guy last two weeks,” Beth captioned a beaming selfie of them. “I love you @lelandbchapman thank you for coming out to help us on our new show #dogsmostwanted on #wgnamerica good job on Houser son!”
Beth clearly has a strong bond with Leland, who is Duane’s son shared with his ex-wife, La Fonda Sue Honeycutt. The reality starlet has been going through a lot in recent months, but she’s not letting that take the wind out of her sails. Back in November 2018, Beth discovered that her cancer is back after having emergency throat surgery. Since then, she’s reportedly started chemotherapy treatments and everything is going well, but obviously it “takes a toll on her.”
Despite her health issues, Beth manages to stay positive and her strength continues to inspire fans. She’s been living life to the fullest and enjoying all of the special moments with her loved ones. Oh, and she’s also still taking down fugitives like a total boss!
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