Gina Heslop
Frank Fritz, who was well-known as one of the co-hosts of the popular History Channel show American Pickers, has passed away at the age of 58.
His death was announced by his longtime friend and fellow co-host, Mike Wolfe. Mike expressed his sadness over Frank’s passing and shared some memories of their time together on the show.
Over the years, they had many adventures as they traveled across the country, searching for antiques and unique treasures. Their journey was not just about finding old items, but also about preserving history and sharing it with people all over the world.
American Pickers became a hit because of the chemistry between Mike and Frank. They brought a lot of enthusiasm to the show as they explored barns, garages, and homes, looking for rare and valuable objects.
Frank, in particular, was known for his love of motorcycles, oil cans, and other collectibles. His deep knowledge of these items helped viewers appreciate the value of antiques.
Frank’s passion for preserving history, along with his fun and friendly personality, made him a favorite among fans of the show.
Unfortunately, Frank left American Pickers in 2020 due to ongoing health problems. This was a sad moment for fans, as they had grown attached to seeing him on screen.
In 2022, Frank’s health took a more serious turn when he suffered a stroke. After that, he spent time recovering, but sadly, he passed away two years later in 2024.
Though Frank is no longer with us, his legacy will live on. He wasn’t just a television personality—he was someone who loved to uncover stories hidden in the past, sharing them with millions of people.
Through his work on American Pickers, he helped people understand that even old and forgotten items can have great value and historical significance.
Many fans will remember him for his kindness, knowledge, and dedication to preserving history.
