Lord I need more.'"Ĭhapman said he left it in God's hands and a few weeks later he met Frane. "So I said 'I've got to have somebody Lord, Beth is up there partying in Heaven and I'm down here balling my eyes out here every single day. "I got all these girls sending me pictures without their shirts on I'm like, 'Oh my God, what am I going to do?'" he said. One night he was driving home when he began feeling "really depressed" and "alone." He decided to pull over on the side of the road to speak to God. Then he remembered a conversation he had with God shortly after Beth's death. In a 2020 interview with The Sun, Chapman admitted he was initially reluctant to start a relationship because "hitting on widows" was "not cool" but they shared chemistry from the first day they met. They helped each other get through their grief and eventually started dating. The pair met shortly after Frane's husband, Bob, passed away from cancer six months before Chapman’s wife Beth died in June 2019. I will walk alongside you to the ends of the earth and back and be your loyal wife, your best friend and your biggest fan." We have walked alongside each other through one of the hardest things we could ever face in this life and through that we've found an incredible friendship and inner strength we didn't know we have. I will love you more than any man ever has," he added.įrane said in her vows, "What I thought was the end was just the very beginning.
I love you more than I do myself, Francie. "I will love you, guard you and protect you. In his vows, Chapman told Frane that theirs was a "match made in heaven" and that he would "love you every day until I die." 2 in Colorado Springs, the Daily Mail reported on Tuesday. The pair wed in front of 100 of their closest friends and family members at an intimate ceremony held on Sept. Duane "Dog" Chapman has married his sixth wife, Francie Frane.
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