Frank Fritz, star of the popular television show "American Pickers," has sadly passed away at the age of 60.
The news was confirmed by his longtime friend and co-host Mike Wolfe, who expressed his deep sorrow in an emotional tribute.
While the exact cause of death has not been publicly revealed, Fritz had been battling health challenges since stepping away from the show in 2021.
His death has left fans of the series, as well as the antiquities community, grieving the loss of an iconic figure whose passion for hidden treasures and humor made him a household name.
Frank Fritz was best known for his engaging presence on "American Pickers," where he and Wolfe traveled across the United States, uncovering rare and valuable antiques.
His genuine enthusiasm for the job and friendly personality captivated viewers and helped make the show a hit.
Fans and friends shared their condolences on social media.
David Maasak Leavitt Jr. posted, "Deepest condolences and prayers for you all in Jesus name Amen," while Dave Patterson noted, "He was always entertaining, he is Missed!!!"
Jeanette Jurgens expressed, "Loved watching American Pickers. Frank will be sadly missed, my sympathy to all his loved ones including his pets."
Frank Fritz leaves behind a legacy of warmth, humor, and a deep love for history and antiquities that will be remembered for years to come.
Rest in peace, Frank.