DOG the Bounty Hunter’s model daughter-in-law, Jamie Chapman, showed off her stunning figure in a sexy Hawaiian photo shoot.
The 36-year-old flaunted her toned body as she stared off into the sunset for a series of tropical posts on Instagram.
Jamie Chapman posted a series of sexy photos to Instagram[/caption]
The model posed by the sea in a black bikini[/caption]
Jamie shared some pensive thoughts about Hawaii[/caption]
Jamie is the daughter-in-law of Dog The Bounty Hunter[/caption]
Jamie, who is married to Dog’s son Leland, posed in a black bikini and matching thong at different beaches in Kailua-Kona, which is located on the west coast of Hawaii Island.
Wearing her platinum blonde hair straight and long past her shoulders, Jamie posed in different poses including, some of her looking at to sea and others with her floating in the crystal blue waters.
The Alabama-native opened up on her connection to Hawaii in a caption on Instagram.
“The world quieted when she arrived. Even the sun bowed. This visit to a place I now call home was more than a break—it cracked something open,” she wrote.
Later in the caption, Jamie wrote: “It reminded me I could disappear and be replaced in some roles, yet in others—in the hearts of those who truly see me—I’m irreplaceable. And that’s where I belong.
“Maybe God didn’t send answers—but He sent enough moments, enough signs, and enough truth to give me the clarity I didn’t know I was praying for.”
Jamie is married to Dog’s- whose real name is Duane Chapman– son Leland Chapman and they celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary in July.
The couple moved to Hawaii where Leland opened his own bail bond company last year, following in his famous dad’s footsteps.
Dog is dad to 13 children from six relationships and adopted his late wife Beth’s daughter Cecily. He is also stepdad to current wife, Francie Frane’s two sons.
But tragedy recently struck the family when of Francie’s sons, Gregory Zecca, allgedly killed his son in an accidental shooting.
His son Anthony, 13, died when he was shot in the neck in July at his dad’s apartment in Naples, Florida.
A family spokesperson told TMZ Gregory was put under what’s known as a 5150 hold.
A 5150 hold is where an adult can be detained for 72 hours if they pose a risk to themselves or others, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
A source close to the case told The U.S. Sun that a criminal investigation has been launched.
Leland is one of Dog’s 13 biological children[/caption]
