Las Vegas, NV – Adam Harrison, one of the three sons of reality TV sensation Richard “Rick” Harrison from “Pawn Stars,” has tragically passed away in Las Vegas at the age of 39, as confirmed by family spokesperson Laura Herlovich on Saturday.
In a heartbreaking announcement, Herlovich disclosed that Adam Harrison’s death occurred on Friday and was suspected to be a result of a drug overdose. The family, grappling with immense grief, released a short statement, urging for privacy during this challenging time.
“Our family is extremely saddened by the death of Adam. We ask for privacy as we grieve his loss,” expressed the family representative.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding Adam Harrison’s untimely death. This information was first brought to light by celebrity website TMZ. Attempts to reach the Las Vegas police for comments on the matter had not yielded responses from The Associated Press at the time of reporting.
Herlovich, while confirming the tragic news, indicated that she was not privy to the location of Harrison’s passing or the specific substance involved in the suspected overdose.
Notably, Adam Harrison did not make appearances on the famous reality TV show “Pawn Stars,” which revolves around the Harrison family’s business on Las Vegas Boulevard. The show prominently features Rick Harrison and his eldest son, Corey Harrison.
Both Richard Harrison and Corey Harrison took to their Instagram accounts to share brief memorial comments, expressing their sorrow over the loss of Adam.
The History Channel program, which debuted in 2009, offers viewers a glimpse into the intricate dynamics of family relationships and the day-to-day operations of the Harrison family’s storefront business in Las Vegas.
This tragic event follows the passing of family patriarch Richard Harrison, known affectionately as “The Old Man” on the show, who died in June 2018 at the age of 77. The Harrison family now faces another profound loss, marking a somber chapter in their lives.