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The late American Picker star Frank Fritz’s cause of death has been disclosed. Pic credit: History Reality TV star Frank Fritz, best known for his role on the History Channel’s American ...
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Mike Wolfe was spotted out in LeClaire, Iowa, on Thursday, days after the death of his “American Pickers” co-star Frank Fritz. The antique and collectible picker, 60, was photographed moving ...
UPDATE — 10/1/24 at 5:05 p.m. ET. American Pickers host Frank Fritz’s cause of death has been revealed. A rep for Fritz told TMZ on Tuesday, October 1, that he died from the effects of a stroke.
30. “Frank filmed ‘American Pickers’ for over a decade. We will always remember ‘the bearded charmer’ and his never-ending search for vintage motorcycles and bikes. Our thoughts are with ...
Frank Fritz and Mike Wolfe began their careers as co-hosts on the History Channel series “American Pickers” in 2010. The pair had a falling out after 10 years of working together and Wolfe ...
Frank Fritz, who drove around the U.S. looking for antiques and collectibles to buy and resell on the reality show "American Pickers," has died. He died Monday night at a hospice facility in ...
Frank Fritz, ex-co-host of the History Channel series “American Pickers,” has died. He was 60. His former co-host, Mike Wolfe, announced his death via Instagram Tuesday, writing ...
Late American Pickers star Frank Fritz stepped out of the spotlight to focus on his health after his 2021 exit from the show. He was last seen that year, before he died in September 2024.
American Pickers stars Frank Fritz and Mike Wolfe had a lot of ups and downs in their decades-long friendship. The pair began working together on hit series in 2009 and the show premiered on the ...
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