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‘American Pickers’ Star Frank Fritz Dies At 60
Frank Fritz died on September 30 at the age of 60.
Fritz had suffered from a stroke two years before his passing.
He had been a co-host of ‘American Pickers’ and left in 2020, though he reportedly reconnected with co-host Mike Wolfe.
On September 30, Frank Fritz died. News of his passing comes from his former colleague Mike Wolfe, who took to Instagram the following morning to announce his death. Fritz was 60 years old when he died, and his passing comes two years after he suffered a stroke.
Fritz was best known for co-hosting the History Channel’s reality series American Pickers. Alongside his childhood friend Mike Wolfe, Fritz traveled across the United States hunting for rare items and hidden treasures, which they featured on the show from its debut in 2010 until his departure in recent years. Since leaving American Pickers, Fritz has faced some health challenges and ups and downs with his former colleague, though they reportedly reconciled.
‘American Pickers’ icon Frank Fritz has died
Frank Fritz has died / Instagram
Born on October 11, 1965, in Davenport, Iowa, Fritz developed a passion for antiques and collectibles at an early age, which led to his career as a picker. Known for his keen eye especially for vintage signs and oil cans, Fritz’s contribution to the show helped shape it into a long-standing success.
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