Frank Fritz, “American Pickers” star, dead at 60 — rest in peace

Frank Fritz, the beloved star of *American Pickers*, has died at 60, leaving fans heartbroken. Fritz, who left the show in 2021 due to health issues, had suffered a stroke in 2022.

His passing was announced by longtime friend and co-star Mike Wolfe, who paid tribute on social media, calling Fritz a “dreamer” with a big heart. The duo gained fame by exploring America’s

garages and barns, unearthing valuable antiques. Fritz’s charm and partnership with Wolfe made the show a hit. He will be remembered fondly by fans and friends alike. Rest in peace, Frank.

garages and barns, unearthing valuable antiques. Fritz’s charm and partnership with Wolfe made the show a hit. He will be remembered fondly by fans and friends alike. Rest in peace, Frank. Read more below

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