Sharon Osbourne says Dog the Bounty Hunter proposed to Moon Angell because men need a 'woman by their side all the time'
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When it comes to Dog the Bounty Hunter’s dating life, Sharon Osbourne doesn’t think love has anything to do with it.
Osbourne weighed in on the recent news that Dog the Bounty Hunter, whose real name is Duane Chapman, proposed to his girlfriend Moon Angell in an upcoming episode of The Dr. Oz Show.
This February on The Dr. Oz Show: Big stories — bigger guests@DogBountyHunter@JessicaSimpson
And will @markwahlberg and I settle our rivalry? Tune in. pic.twitter.com/NBgrzjw1ih— Dr. Mehmet Oz (@DrOz) January 28, 2020
Chapman’s wife, Beth, died in June of 2019 after a public battle with cancer.
“Men, I feel, emotionally aren’t as strong as us,” said Osbourne. “A lot of men need that woman by their side all the time,” she added.
Angell has been close to the Chapman family for some time, serving as an assistant to Beth, as a bridesmaid in Beth and Duane’s wedding, and she even dated one of the Chapman’s sons.
Osbourne told her fellow panelists on The Talk that should her husband, rocker Ozzy Osbourne, pass away before her, she has no plans to marry again.
“I know that if anything, god forbid, ever happened to my husband, I wouldn’t want to get married again—ever, ever, ever,” Osbourne shared.
Viewers took to Twitter to weigh in on whether they think Chapman is moving on too soon and shared their thoughts on Osbourne’s comments.
Some agreed with Osbourne when it comes to marrying again:
I can’t really speak for anyone else but I would not want to be in another relationship. My husband is my best friend, the love of my life and I don’t really need anyone else after that. To each his own.
— Nene T (@SWsweet78) January 31, 2020
I agree with what Sheryl and Sharon said. My Scott passed away suddenly six years ago. I never want to get married again. He would want me to be happy but I just can't go there.
— Penny Friday Baker (@eaglepennyfb) January 31, 2020
Others said that everyone is different when it comes to dating again after the death of a spouse:
The heart wants what it wants. Appropriate is subjective, I say six months, if no small kids. Two years with kids
— MomPerinyon (@MomPerinyon) January 31, 2020
It is different for everyone! Some ASAP and some never!
— Susan Black (@Scb2u2) January 31, 2020
Other viewers said the biggest issue isn’t whether Chapman should be dating, but whether who he’s dating is actually appropriate:
In Dog's case it's sad that he is with his son's ex. That seems more wrong to me than any sort of timeline.
— Ell 🏜️ (@Ell_Trip) January 31, 2020
Thanksgiving is going to be awkward in THAT family!!
— Ronnie Angelo Jr. (@Ronangelojr) January 31, 2020
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