Dog The Bounty Hunter ENGAGED

Dog The Bounty Hunter ENGAGED: TV star and new girlfriend Francie Frane want ‘the biggest wedding ever’… 10 months after death of wife Beth Chapman

Duane ‘Dog The Bounty Hunter’ Chapman has got egaged to his new girlfriend Francie Frane, after they started dating earlier this year. 

The widower, 67, got down on one knee at a romantic dinner at their home in Colorado, ten months after the death of his wife, Beth, from cancer.

Earlier this week, Dog and Francie were professing their love for each other on social media. 

Dog The Bounty Hunter ENGAGED: TV star popped the question to his new girlfriend, ten months after the sad death of his wife Beth Chapman 

‘I scream & Cry Beth where are you why did you leave me then I look up & see you Francie & the pain turns to a smile I LOVE YOU WOMAN !!’ Dog, 67, captioned a solo picture of Frane he posted on Instagram on Saturday. 

New love: Duane 'Dog The Bounty Hunter' Chapman has found new love following the death of his beloved wife Beth Chapman in June 2019

New love: Duane ‘Dog The Bounty Hunter’ Chapman has found new love following the death of his beloved wife Beth Chapman in June 2019

New love: The Dog's Most Wanted star, 67, professed his love for new girlfriend Francie Frane, 51, when he shared a solo picture of his new ladylove on Instagram on Saturday

New love: The Dog’s Most Wanted star, 67, professed his love for new girlfriend Francie Frane, 51, when he shared a solo picture of his new ladylove on Instagram on Saturday

On Monday, Frane, who’s a 51-year-old rancher from Colorado, reflected on their new relationship in what looked to be a journal/diary entry that she shared on Instagram.

‘You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have! So you cling to God & to His word with all your might because it’s all you know to do. Then one day I looked up from the ashes and there you stood. Wow God!’ she wrote, seemingly referencing Dog.

In the caption, Frane shared a Bible quote from Isaiah 61:3, and three words she addressed directly to Chapman: ‘I love you!’

Opening up: Frane professed her love for Dog when she shared a Bible quote from Isaiah 61:3

Opening up: Frane professed her love for Dog when she shared a Bible quote from Isaiah 61:3

Sharing similar beliefs: The new couple have also been sharing their love of God in their social media posts

Sharing similar beliefs: The new couple have also been sharing their love of God in their social media posts

The new couple, who haven’t been shy in gushing over each on social media, also referenced their religious beliefs in a post from last Thursday that showed them out on a walk together.

‘Out enjoying today’s beautiful weather with Lola the bulldog ♥️ We walk by faith, not by sight. Living our lives in a manner consistent with our confident belief in God’s promises. 2 Corinthians 5:7,’ they both wrote in the caption. 

Just days before Frane shared a photo of herself and Dog snuggled up to one another, while pronouncing, ‘So excited for this new chapter!’ in the caption. 

Dog followed suit and reposted the image. 

The new couple have been dating ‘for a few months,’ according to The Sun.

‘It’s going really good. It’s a God relationship because it’s just like a miracle,’ he said. 

It’s a miracle how we met and it’s a miracle how great we’re getting along.’

Their bond has been building, in part, because they’ve been able to help each other cope with the grief of losing their respective spouses. 

Beth Chapman died of complications from cancer in late June 2019 at the age of 51. Frane’s husband passed several months earlier.

When asked if he thinks marriage could be on the horizon, Dog replied, ‘There will never be another Mrs. Dog but it looks like there will be a final Mrs. Chapman.’      

RIP: Beth Chapman died of complications from cancer in late June 2019 at the age of 51; Beth and Dog are pictured together in April 2015

RIP: Beth Chapman died of complications from cancer in late June 2019 at the age of 51; Beth and Dog are pictured together in April 2015