Corey Harrison of ‘Pawn Stars’ recovering after motorcycle crash that left him ‘fighting for his life’
- Updated March 5, 2026, Corey "Big Hoss" Harrison, Pawn Stars star, is seeking donations after a January motorcycle crash, facing over $100,000 in medical bills, with a GoFundMe attempting to raise $18,000.
- Corey "Big Hoss" Harrison, who posted about the crash on January 26, suffered 11 fractured ribs, a punctured lung, and his friends exhausted personal funds to pay for treatment after he had no health insurance.
- After spending 32 days in hospital, Corey "Big Hoss" Harrison underwent three life‑saving surgeries and had more than three liters drained from his chest cavity.
- Unable to continue regular work, Harrison checked out against medical advice as the GoFundMe has raised just $1,275 of the reported $18,000 goal.
- Given his brother Adam's overdose last year, Corey "Big Hoss" Harrison avoided heavy pain meds during his eight-month recovery after multiple surgeries, Chambers said.
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Weeks after the motorcycle accident that Corey Harrison experienced during his trip to Tulum, the protagonist of the El Precio de la Historia program requested donations to cover the costs of his hospitalization.The fundraiser was made through the platform GoFundMe, where Aron Chambers, friend of Corey, explains that the medical expenses were very high due to all the complications Harrison suffered.At the end of January this year, the son of Ric…
Rick Harrison's Son Pleads For Help With 6-Figure Hospital Bills
Mike Stotts / MEGARick Harrison's son, Corey Harrison, has been left with no choice but to ask for help after a recent near-death experience. The American businessman's son suffered a nasty motorcycle crash in Tulum that left him battling complicated injuries to this day, and the medical debts have even made his situation worse. Rick Harrison had lost an older son two years ago over a weekend in Las Vegas due to a Fentanyl overdose. Inside Rick …
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