Pawn Stars will be returning for another season this week. It will highlight more collectibles and antiquities as the Harrison family trades them in their family-claimed pawn shop.
One of the relatives set to show up in the impending season is 39-year-old Corey Harrison, who is otherwise called Big Hoss, on the Set of experiences Channel show.
“Corey “Big Hoss” Harrison started working at the pawn shop at 9 years old. Masterfully prepared in the specialty of evaluation, Corey possesses the brainpower to detect a cheat, and handles everything with regards to recruiting and terminating representatives and overseeing eBay clients.”
| Born | Richard Corey Harrison Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S. |
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| Occupation(s) | Businessman, reality television personality |
| Years active | 1999–present |
| Spouses | Charlene Korina “Kiki” Harrison |
| Children | 1 |
| Family |
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Pawn Stars cast part Corey Harrison is a reality star and finance manager who has been a piece of the show for a considerable length of time. The cast part’s original name is Richard Corey Harrison and he was born in Las Vegas in 1983. He initially started working at the family-claimed business at nine years old and in the long run turned into the co-proprietor of the show.
At first, Corey was a director at the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop and oversaw 30 workers and made a bigger number of deals than any of the other Pawn Stars cast individuals. In season seven, he took steps to leave the business except if he was given a 10% organization. Nonetheless, he chose to remain on when he was given just 5%.
In 2014, the truth star showed up on Great morning America where he focused on his weight reduction venture.
During his appearance, he said that he was pre-diabetic and had chosen to get weight reduction medical procedure in 2011. He added that he was driving home from the specialist’s office and was gone ballistic about it. So when he saw a spot that lapped band medical procedures, he went in and asked them what it took to have the medical procedure.
He added that he had relatively little cash at that point, so he charged the medical procedure on four different Visas and chose to go with it. Afterward, the Pawn Stars cast part shed just about 200 pounds.
Corey expressed that he didn’t understand how terrible he felt at “his bigger size” until after he lost the weight. He added that it was strange to feel improved at 31 years old than he did at 25. As a component of his excursion, he changed his diet and exercise routine and expressed that he can have four to five ounces of food in his stomach.
The time of his medical procedure, the star didn’t simply get into a bike mishap that harmed his foot, back, and arm, he likewise got into a battle with a bar supporter. At the point when the police interceded, Corey pushed a delegate and a safety officer at the bar and was captured yet delivered the following day.
San Bernardino District sheriff’s representative Arden Wiltshire said that they held him for two or three hours to give him an opportunity to get back on track. They then delivered him since that is the standard strategy.
Pawn Stars season 22, which will highlight Corey, is set to debut on Walk 15, at 9 pm ET on the Set of experiences Channel.
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