Mike Wolfe pays tribute to his late 'American Pickers' co-star Frank Fritz while promoting his new show, emphasizing their deep friendship and collaboration.
Mike Wolfe, known for co-hosting 'American Pickers,' reflects on his late co-star Frank Fritz as he embarks on a new venture with the History Channel's 'History’s Greatest Picks.' The program will focus on the compelling narratives behind iconic antiques and collectibles, showcasing Wolfe's enduring passion for treasure hunting. As he steps into this new role, the absence of Fritz, who passed away in 2024, looms large in Wolfe's experience.
Wolfe shares heartfelt memories of his decade-long friendship with Fritz, highlighting how integral Fritz was to the inception and success of 'American Pickers.' They shared dreams and aspirations for the show, which became a reality after years of hard work and dedication. Wolfe recalls the moments spent together planning and dreaming, underscoring that without Fritz's belief and support, the show may not have come to fruition.
The interview sheds light on the emotional toll of Fritz's passing, particularly as Wolfe was present during Fritz's final days, providing comfort in hospice care. This tribute not only honors Fritz's legacy but also reflects on the profound bond between the two men, emphasizing the impact of friendship in both personal and professional realms, even amidst loss.
