DOG the Bounty Hunter's daughter-in-law Jamie Chapman showed off her new WHITE hair in an Instagram video.
The clip began with shots of the hairdresser running her fingers through Jamie's newly dyed hair.
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The tattooed beauty then faced the camera head on as ran her fingers through her mane and turned her head to show off her new hair from different angles.
Jamie wore a blue face mask in the clip, which also featured an upbeat music track.
She gave credit to her hairstylist in the caption and wrote: "@abbiebrownstylist gets my hair white🤍."
Many of Jamie's followers praised her new hair, with one person writing: "I LOVE YOUR HAIR."
Another person added: "That's hot."
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Jamie is married to Dog's 43-year-old son Leland Chapman.
The social media star is no stranger to flaunting her impressive body on Instagram.
Back in July, the model shared snaps of her impressive weight loss on Instagram.
She shared a mirror selfie of herself rocking a sports bra and leggings at the gym, which had her posing with a hand on her hip.
On Monday, Jamie shared a concerning post as she said that she was "dying inside."
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The 31-year-old revealed that she was "hurting" and "tired of life" in a lengthy statement on her Instagram Stories.
She wrote: "You see that girl? She looks so happy, right?
"Telling jokes, smiling, having a great time and... Dying inside.
"She's hurt. And tired. Tired of all the drama, tired of not being good enough, tired of life.
"But she doesn't want to look dramatic, weak and attention seeking. So she keeps it all inside. Acts like everything's perfect but cries at night."
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Jamie continued: "So everybody thinks that she's the happiest person they know. That she has no problems and her life is perfect. If only they knew the truth..."
The concerning post came after she said she feels "ashamed" of herself sometimes.
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Jamie's father-in-law Dog, 67, got engaged to his new girlfriend Francie Frane in May.
The couple's engagement followed the death of his late wife Beth, who passed away from cancer in 2019.
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