Rick Harrison Net Worth, Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story What's the net worth of Rick Harrison? Rick Harrison is a busine...
Rick Harrison Net Worth, Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story
What's the net worth of Rick Harrison?
Rick Harrison is a business owner and reality TV star from the United States. He is worth $9 million. Rick Harrison is a member of the Harrison family, which owns the Las Vegas, Nevada Gold and Silver Pawn Shop. The Harrison family has become well-known because of the reality TV show "Pawn Stars," which shows what goes on at the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop.
Category:
Richest Celebrities
Net Worth:
$9 Million
Date of Birth:
Jun 2, 1965 (57 years old)
Place of Birth:
Lexington
Gender:
Male
Profession:
Television Producer, Actor
Nationality:
United States of America
History of Richard Richard Benjamin Harrison Jr. and Joanne Harrison had Kevin Harrison on March 22, 1965, in Lexington, North Carolina. The third child is Richard. Sherry, his bigger sister, died when she was six. He also has two brothers, Joseph, who is older, and Chris, who is younger. His father served in the United States Navy. Harrison was two years old when his dad got a new job in San Diego. The family moved there. Harrison started having seizures when he was eight years old. Harrison learned to love reading because he had to stay in bed a lot because of this. Harrison went to Taft Middle School in San Diego until his junior year, when he dropped out to focus on his "$2,000-a-week business of selling fake Gucci bags." In April 1981, the Harrisons went to Nevada's Las Vegas.
Career
As soon as Harrison's family moved to Las Vegas, his father opened his first used store in 1981. The first Gold & Silver Coin Shop was a small hole in the wall on Las Vegas Boulevard. It was only 300 square feet. During the day, Harrison worked in the shop that his father owned. He took back cars at night. In 1986, the store in downtown Las Vegas moved to a bigger area. In 1988, the Harrisons had to give up their lease on that spot. The store was then moved to a new storefront on Las Vegas Boulevard. Harrison and his dad had talked about turning the coin shop into a pawnshop for a long time. It seemed like the next step for their business to them. That wasn't easy to do, though, because a 1955 law in Las Vegas limited the number of new licenses for pawn shops based on the number of people in the city. In 1988, more than 640 thousand people lived in the Las Vegas city area. Harrison called the city's researcher every week so that they could apply for one of Las Vegas's rare and highly sought-after pawn licenses as soon as the city's population reached the next milestone that made them available. The Harrisons got their license to run a pawn shop the following year, in 1989. Harrison and his father started the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop near the Las Vegas Strip in the same year.
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By 2005, Harrison and his dad were giving out about $3 million in loans each year. The interest on the loans brought in about $700,00 for the Harrisons. By 2006, the pawnshop was known for selling unique pieces of sports history. It was also a place where players could pawn something to get gas so they could drive back to where they came from.
After his pawnshop was featured in a PBS program in 2001 and on the popular Comedy Central show Insomniac with Dave Attell in 2003, Harrison spent four years pitching the idea of a TV show about it. HBO and YouTube talked about the idea before the History Channel called. They took the idea and turned it into Pawn Stars, which is now the History Channel's most popular show. The first episode of Pawn Stars aired in July 2009. As of June 2020, the show has been on for 17 seasons and 577 episodes. Pawn Stars is The History Channel's most popular show by a huge margin. The show is so famous that History renews it for 80 episodes at a time, which is rare for any TV show, let alone a reality show.
Rick's son, Corey Harrison, works in the store now, and he and his best friend from childhood, Austin "Chumlee" Russell, can be seen on the show. Rick's show name is "The Spotter" because he has a good eye for things that are underpriced.
Personal Life
At age 17, Harrison's girlfriend Kim became pregnant. Even though they had lost a baby, they chose to get married. On April 27, 1983, Corey, their first child, was born. Adam came into the world two years after that. Harrison and Kim broke up soon after Adam was born.
On a secret double date nine months later, Harrison met Tracy, who would become his second wife. After six months of dating, they moved in together. Eight months later, they got married and took over raising Corey and Adam. Later, they got a divorce.
Harrison, who had been divorced twice, told Deanna Burditt, who had also been divorced twice, that they were going to get married in 2012. The wedding took place in Laguna Beach, California, on July 21, 2013.
Real Estate
Harrison put his Red Rock Country Clubhouse in Las Vegas's Summerlin on the market for $3.99 million in 2019. The house, which is 8,845 square feet, was built in 2001. He bought the house in 2016 and fixed it up for about $600,000. The traditional sitting room has a floor made of acid-washed granite that is cut into planks and laid like a hardwood floor. This floor cost $45,000. There are two bedrooms on the first floor and two bedrooms on the second floor. There is also a gym in the house that can also be used as a bedroom. The house has seven bathrooms, a home theater with 12 seats and a 150-inch screen, as well as a curtain. There are more than 1,000 bottles of wine in a wine cellar. The house has a lift and a central sound system that lets anyone with a phone play music in any room.
In front of the house, you can see the Spring Mountains in Red Rock Canyon. In the back, you can see the Strip and the Arroyo Golf Club. At the back of the house, the upstairs game room has a patio. The back yard has a pool and spa in the style of a pond, as well as a gate that leads to the golf course. There is a 10-foot waterfall and a lazy river that goes into the pool. There is also an outdoor kitchen in the back yard. Harrison picked the neighborhood because their kids went to high school there, but now that the kids are grown, they no longer need the space.
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