Jamie Chapman Praises Father-In-Law Duane As He Has ‘Handled Everything With Grace’ After His Wife Beth’s Passing

Sep 06, 2019 by apost team

Duane ‘Dog’ Chapman’s daughter-in-law Jamie Chapman commended her father-in-law for how he has been handling the death of his wife Beth Chapman. The model wanted to praise Duane for his attitude during the media interviews they have had to do as the new show “Dog’s Most Wanted” which stars Beth premiered yesterday on WGN. 

Jamie Chapman who is married to Leland Chapman, Duane’s son, wrote about how proud she is of her father-in-law in the sweet instagram post.

“I wanted to say how proud I am of my father-in-law @duanedogchapman. I was worried for him when we were told he had a few interviews this week knowing how hard this has been for him. He’s knocked every interview out of the park,” Jamie wrote.

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Beth Chapman passed away unexpectedly on June 26th of this year amid her battle with throat cancer, she was 51-years-old. Duane ‘Dog’ Chapman has been very open about the struggles of losing his wife Beth Chapman to cancer in late June. He sat down with Page Six to talk about his weight loss since Beth’s passing.

“For three days, I’ve been eating again,” he said. “I dropped two sizes in pants, I’m a little faster now because weight slows you down, I think I’m actually a little healthier now.”

Jamie continued to praise Duane for his ability to carry on in spite of the circumstances.

“Every time he cries, I’ve cried! He’s handled everything with such grace and strength,” she said adding, “I know you’re making an angel above so proud. We all are very proud of you! And this whole family loves you very much!”

“Dog’s Most Wanted” series premiered on WGN yesterday which is especially important for the Chapman family as Beth filmed in the season while she was alive and fighting cancer. In an earlier trailer, Beth had explained why she was on the hunt while battling cancer, "Once you find out that it's an incurable lung cancer, there's no stage 5," Beth says in the trailer. " If I’m going to die, I’m going to die in my boots.”

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