He shared, “They were making a short episode and we had about 12 employees at the time… They went through everybody, saying, ‘All right, who’s going to be our fourth member?’ I didn’t watch too much TV, but I decided I’d go watch some TV, some reality shows, and I kind of realized what was missing was the funny part of the show, the whipping boy is what I called it at the time. These days, his areas of expertise include pinball machines, sneakers, and video games.ĭuring his interview with the Review-Journal, he spoke about how he was cast on Pawn Stars to begin with. He learned about the store through Corey Harrison, who was his childhood friend. So that’s going to make my goal to get to 200 lbs a lot better, a lot easier.”Ĭhumlee, whose real name is Austin Lee Russell, first started working at the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop five years before the first season started filming. They recommend you do it for a couple of weeks, but I’ve been doing it for about five or six weeks now. So, when you need a little help to stay down, this is where you come… I’ve already lost 38 lbs on my pre-op diet. Prior to getting the surgery, The Blast quotes the reality star as saying, “I’ve been down, I’ve been up, I’ve been down, I’ve been up. In 2018, he had gastric sleeve surgery.Īccording to TV Shows Ace, the surgery helped him lose 114 pounds. This isn’t the first time Chumlee has visited the hospital for something gastric-related. On Instagram Live, Chumlee shared, “So far all tests are good.” Later, he added, “I think it looks like I just need to poop.”Ĭhumlee Had Gastric Sleeve Surgery in 2018 Trust me, I did not want to be here,” Chumlee said.Īs it turns out, his test results all came back negative.
His boss, Rick Harrison, forced him to go to the hospital. He explained that he was at work when he began feeling sick. The 37-year-old went to the hospital after suffering severe abdominal pain and trouble breathing, according to The Blast. Although it was in fair condition for its age, Washington’s old suit definitely looks a little worse for wear.When Pawn Stars veteran Chumlee was hospitalized earlier this month in Las Vegas, he said on Instagram Live that it was “probably” coronavirus. This three-piece suit that once belonged to America’s first President is a pale buttery yellow today, but when the first commander-in-chief donned the garment, it was actually a striking shade of pink. Considering that only about 1,500 of these cars were ever produced, that was a sweet deal for the extremely rare beauty. Originally priced around $3,000 in 1932 - a little more than $50,000 today - the beautiful, extravagant vehicle passed into Harrison’s hands for a mere $95,000.00. Photo Courtesy: Michael Kovac/Getty Images for Lincoln
In 2011, an elderly gentleman approached Rick Harrison with an irresistible item - an olive green and silver Roadster in excellent, near-perfect condition.
Imbued with luxurious style and panache, the 1932 Lincoln Roadster is a symbol of the Golden Age that’s synonymous with Hollywood royalty. You may even realize you have some coveted treasures hiding in your attic or basement, just waiting to be discovered. Check out some of the most surprising rare and valuable Pawn Stars finds throughout the history of the show. Rick Harrison and his Pawn Stars team have come across some truly fantastic items over the years.
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