While the tragic loss of Rick Harrison’s son Adam has cast a shadow over the “Pawn Stars” family, the hit reality show made it clear that his death will not be a topic of discussion on air.
This decision follows the revelation that he tragically died of a fentanyl overdose.
‘Pawn Stars’ Honors Rick Harrison’s Son Adam With Silence
Adam, one of Rick’s three sons, is not a cast member on the show but previously helped out at the World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop.
In the midst of such unimaginable tragedy, the Harrison family chose to maintain privacy and refrain from further commenting on Adam’s death.
Although the family patriarch personally dealt with the heartbreaking loss last month, a spokesperson for the grieving children revealed that the show’s team will not deal with it again in future episodes.
However, despite their deep grief, they have chosen to keep themselves busy, with filming for a new episode of their popular reality TV show already underway.
This means that for now, “Pawn Stars” will continue business as usual, focusing on interesting artifacts and unique transactions that have captivated viewers for years.
The decision to continue filming reflects their commitment to the show and dedication to their work, even in these difficult times TMZ.
Details of Adam Harrison’s Departure
Following the tragic death of the 39-year-old, more details have emerged, explaining the circumstances surrounding his death. A family publicist confirmed that Adam died of a fentanyl overdose.
As reported by The Blast, the heartfelt message released by the publicist emphasized the severity of the fentanyl crisis plaguing the country, calling for immediate action to address the issue.
“I can confirm that Adam died of a fentanyl overdose. The fentanyl crisis in this country must be taken more seriously. It seems it just flows at the border and nothing is done about it. We must do better,” the statement said.
The late star’s father initially confirmed the news of his passing, expressing the family’s deep grief and asking for privacy as they mourn their loss.
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In a tearful social media tribute, the 58-year-old shared an emotional photo with his beloved son, accompanied by the touching words: “You will always be in my heart! I love you, Adam.”
As expected, it drew condolences from friends, fans, and even public figures like Donald Trump Jr., who wrote, “I’m sorry, man.”
Actor Christopher Clawson also expressed his sadness, writing, “Condolences Rick,” before urging the grieving father to use his platform to address the alarming state of the fentanyl crisis, stressing the urgent need for action.
More Condolences Poured Out
Although Adam’s profile was relatively low on his father’s reality show and in the family business, the impact of his loss resonated deeply.
More condolences poured in from around the world as friends and fans alike took to social media to express their grief and share memories of the late Adam.
A distressed supporter expressed disbelief, declaring, “No, no, I can’t believe it; they just broke the news here in Chile. I am sorry. God give peace to your heart, a big hug for you, and your family.”
Similarly, sympathetic commentators offered their condolences while acknowledging the wider impact of the Harrison family’s loss.
“I am very sorry. God bless you and your family. I know you don’t know anyone here in this comment, and it doesn’t really matter, but there are a lot of people who have been affected by your family and those close to you, including Adam. I hope you can all find peace at this time,” said the netizen.
Rick shares his late TV personality and older brother, Corey, with his ex-wife, Kim, and has another son, Jake, with his second wife, Tracy.
Adam’s tragic loss highlights the wider issue of opioid-related deaths, which have claimed the lives of many individuals, including Hollywood luminaries such as Angus Cloud and Mac Miller.
The loss of Robert De Niro’s grandson to the deadly combination of fentanyl and Xanax further underscores the need to address this crisis.
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