Missing US mom Lynette Hooker made haunting joke about her husband days before his arrest in her disappearance

Missing mom Lynette Hooker joked about “getting sick” of her husband in the final video shared on her YouTube channel — days before she vanished from the couple’s boat in the Bahamas.

Hooker, 55, shared the short clip on the YouTube channel she maintained with hubby Brian Hooker, 59, who has since been arrested in connection with his wife’s disappearance.

“Don’t you two ever get sick of each other?” the overlay text in the meme-style video reads, above the words, “Me and my husband,” and a clip of two people dancing to the 1995 dance hit “Be My Lover” by German group La Bouche.

A video showing a man in a cardboard box on his head and a woman next to a pool with text overlays, "Don't you two ever get sick of each other?... Me and my Husband:"
Lynette Hooker joked about “getting sick” of her husband in a video shared on her YouTube channel.

Lynette Hooker and her husband, Brian Hooker, smiling on a boat.
Brian and Lynette Hooker smile together in a photo. Brian has been arrested in connection with Lynette’s disappearance.Facebook / Lynette HookerThe couple, from Michigan, regularly shared updates from their seemingly idyllic life on their YouTube channel, amusingly titled “The Sailing Hookers.”

On Saturday, they were sailing their yacht, Soulmate, off the coast of the Bahamas when Brian said his wife fell into the water and was swept away by powerful currents.

The couple had embarked on a roughly 2.5-mile trip from Hope Town to Elbow Cay in an 8-foot hard-bottom dinghy and were returning to their yacht at around 7:30 p.m. Saturday when Brian said Lynette was thrown overboard.

Lynette Hooker and her husband, Brian Hooker, on a boat.
Brian and Lynette Hooker documented their journey out at sea. Lynette went missing in the Bahamas.Facebook / Lynette Hooker
Brian claimed that his wife was carrying the boat key when she fell out, causing the engine to cut off and forcing him to paddle back to the Marsha Harbor marina.

Brian was subsequently arrested on Wednesday in Abaco after Lynette’s daughter from a previous relationship raised the alarm.

“There have been prior issues brought to my attention, which may be important for any thorough investigation. If this truly was an accident, I can understand and live with it,” Karli Aylesworth told Fox News Digital on Tuesday.

“However, there needs to be an intensive review of the facts and circumstances of this tragic incident before that can be determined,” she added.

Brian’s attorney said he has been “cooperating with the relevant authorities as part of an ongoing investigation,” following his arrest Wednesday evening.

On Wednesday, it was revealed that Brian allegedly didn’t tell Aylesworth about her mother’s disappearance for almost 24 hours.

Lynette Hooker smiling while wearing pink sunglasses on a boat.
Lynette Hooker went missing in the Bahamas over the weekend.Facebook / Lynette Hooker
When he finally called her, his voice was “monotone and relaxed,” Aylesworth told NBC News.

Brian had previously assaulted his wife and threatened to throw her overboard, Alesworth added in a separate interview with Fox News.

Lynette Hooker and Brian Hooker relaxing in a swimming pool.
Lynette and Brian Hooker sailed the world together.@ the_sailing_hookers / Instagram“There’s history of him choking her out and threatening to throw her overboard. So the fact that this is actually happening makes me believe there’s more to the story,” she said.

Brian has strenuously denied any involvement in his wife’s disappearance, saying he was “devastated” in a statement posted on his Facebook page.