After a stroke and a UTI, Relic Hunter Frank Fritz Thanks for the prayer

Frank Fritz, former star of the reality show “Relict Hunters” (paid History Channel), sent a message to fans for the first time. After suffering a stroke two months ago,.

The spokeswoman said that a friend asked not to be identified, according to the “Pegsex” website:

“He wants everyone to know he’s getting better every day, and he’s so confident. Thanks for all the prayers,” she said.

At his request, the friend also issued pointers to fans who would like to donate to animal protection organizations in the United States.

Fritz, 58, had a stroke on June 14, and a friend (also unidentified) took him to hospital. His condition was deemed very serious and he remained in the intensive care unit.

And only a week later the information reached the press through Mike Wolfe, his former television partner.

Garbage hunters

For nearly ten years, Frank Fritz starred with Wolf on one of the world’s most-watched History Channel shows, “Relic Hunters.”

In the realitythe two dig for traces across the wilderness, farms, and back roads across the United States.

At the beginning of last year, after a series Behind the scenes and health problems, Wolf fired his teammate. Frank’s health begins to deteriorate in 2020.

sorrows

After the dismissal, Frank gave an interview to the British newspaper “The Sun” and admitted that he had problems with alcoholism, but had been “clean” for a year.

However, he left “throwing out” grievances and confirming suspicions that much of the program was “fake”. One lie, he said, is that he and Mike Wolfe weren’t childhood friends, something he always repeated on Wolff’s reality show, who owns the look.

Instead of Frank, Mike Wolf put his brother Robbie. Fans’ reaction was the worst. Frank was dear to them. Ruby is far from that.

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