Dog The Bounty Hunter's Heart Is Broken Over Losing Wife Beth

Dog The Bounty Hunter is close to the launch of his new tv show, 'Dog's Most Wanted' but before he hits the ground hunting he wants the world to know he is heartbroken over losing his wife Beth.

Duane 'Dog' Chapman posted a throwback photo of him and Beth deep in discussion over the next move to catch fugitive Andrew Luster.

The message which was a repost from his wife read, "2002 look at this oldie on the hunt for Andrew luster We were so young And he is so hot.... vavavoom !2002 look at this oldie on the hunt for Andrew luster"

Dog's caption included a broken heart emoji.

Luster, the heir to the Max Factor make-up fortune, was on the run in Mexico after being convicted of rape in the US.

Dog and Beth tracked him south, and when they got a tip on his whereabouts, they brought their reality show cameras with them.

Chapman, was then held in Mexico, after a chase with the fugitive ended in a brawl after a car chase. The 39-year-old great-grandson of Max Factor was detained, and according to reports "the bounty hunters used a spray with an irritant, maybe teargas, to subdue him. They handcuffed him and bundled him into a truck."

Dog is understandably having a tough time with the loss, and it seems he wanted the fans to remember where it all began.

As we reported, Bonnie, who is 20 and the youngest daughter of Dog and Beth, described the harrowing last days of her moms life.

“She quite literally choked on her cancer. My mom was naked in the bathroom and told my dad to look at her. And he goes, ‘I am looking at you.’ And she goes, ‘No, look at me.’ And then she was standing there and she started gasping, and my sister came into the room and they called 911 immediately. And that was the last moment that we really saw her completely conscious.” said Bonnie.

Bonnie explains Dog still struggles with what happened that day, saying, “My dad goes over and over and over what happened because he can’t get it out of his head.”

Beth was rushed to a Hawaii hospital after her family called 911 and remained in a coma until her death.