Mike Wolfe is shedding light on the life of his late friend Frank Fritz. The two were co-hosts of the History Channel reality show “American Pickers” for 22 seasons. Fritz died last month at 60 years old, and now Wolfe, 60, is reflecting on their decadeslong friendship and Fritz’s private battle with opioid addiction.

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Fritz never recovered and died on Sept. 30 from stroke complications at age 60. Upon taking his last breath, Wolfe, his mother and Fritz’s late mother’s best friend Annette were by his side.

American Pickers’ Mike Wolfe is setting the record straight about his friendship with late costar Frank Fritz. Shortly after Fritz departed from the series in 2021, he told The Sun that he hadn’t “talked to Mike in two years.

As American Pickers fans are still mourning the death of Frank Fritz, Mike Wolfe has an exciting update on the upcoming 27th season. While Season 26 of the History Channel series kicked off in October,

"American Pickers" star Mike Wolfe is opening up about his last visit with his late former co-host Frank Fritz.

As Frank Fritz took his last breath, his best friend and co-star of "American Pickers" Mike Wolfe held his hand and told him he loved him.

American Pickers’ Mike Wolfe is getting candid about his costar and friend Frank Fritz’s opioid addiction. "Here's the deal," Wolfe, 60, told People in an interview published on Monday 4. "I don't have the right to tell his story — only he does.

American Pickers' Mike Wolfe is getting candid about his costar and friend Frank Fritz's opioid addiction. "Here's the deal," Wolfe, 60, told People in an interview published on Monday, November 4. "I don't have the right to tell his story - only he does.