Pang Personality Rick Harrison Reflecting the death of his son, AdamAt the age of 39.

Adam Fentanel died from overdose Harrison in January 2024, 59, addressed the tragedy in an episode of interview series ”At the depth including Graham Bensinggar"It was published on Wednesday, March 20 through YouTube.

Harrison said of his son, "I think about him every day." "In his 20's, his drug was a problem with i

Adam survives by his parents, Harrison and ex-wife KimHis brother, Core And JackAnd his three daughters. After the deadly overdose, Harrison - who gained fame as the creator and star of the History Channel Pang -If the experience and the key IF experience.

"The thing is, when you lose a baby, you guess all the things that are all something ring" is like it, 'could I do it? Could i do it? Could i do it? Could i do it? ' And it is not as continuous as your brain (thought).

Harrison continued to say "I mean, I think I think everything you are just sitting in your head, 'What if I do this? What if I do this?' Do you know if I just caught him, lock him behind my truck, where he can't get (drugs)?

Harrison revealed that Adam once entered his house.

"I realized that if we kept him in prison for two months it would clear it to him, but he just went back to it," he told the interviewer GrahamThe "You try to give her hard love but, God Shobar, you never see OD coming you you love them and want to give them everything but I never thought it would happen."

He added: "It's hard. No guidelines with kids are they they are all different models."

Harrison, owner of Las Vegas' gold and silver pon shop, said that he has since learned to praise what you have received, because you will not always get it, "he shared it. "I spend as much time with my kids. I talk to my kids on the phone almost every day i

Harrison is accepting optimism for him.

"Life is easy to enjoy," he says. "It's really. Just don't be around people who are sad and just enjoy life with your family and your friends and everything. ... It's not so hard to be happy."

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