"Pawns" Rick Harrison He opened about his love life in front of his fourth marriage with the Forehead Angie Self.

The TV person, which has already been married three times, has ever admitted that he had never had a three-three-three because he believed that marriage was "should be forever" every time he said, "I say".

Rick Harrison also explained that he is not sure he would get a prestructed marriage with Angie Selfish, who allegedly started planning his wedding.

While Harrison is preparing to bind the knot with his fiancé for the Veriant, he tortures over the need for a pre-European agreement.

The head of the "pawns" suggested a semi-shaped in March after exiting for more than a year. Despite holding three failed marriages in the past, the reality of TV stars still does not believe that they are transfers the matter and seemingly will not be decorated for it in their fourth marriage.

In a recent conversation with Fox NewsHe explained that he believed that the marriage was "should be forever" every time he said "I,", but sometimes it doesn't work.

"I don't know. You know, the whole thing is, you should be forever, you know, but some things are fucking up, you know," Harrison said. "I really find me, like, there aren't enough happy people in the world. I'm happy. I think ... I'm really fine, you know what I'm going to enjoy in my life."

"We'll understand. But I'm the happiest man in the world in the long run," he added.

Part of what seemingly convinced that 60-year-old TV personality will older that his marriage for the semi-rock will last forever as they approached each other from his first meeting and not fighting.

According to the news, he explained that he liked it so much that he had to cancel another date just to be with her.

"I went out on a date with her and I actually had a meeting with another girl next night," Harrison admitted. "I was at the meeting next night, like, 45 minutes, and I literally found an excuse to leave. I called Angie and said" Let's go again. "Let's go again."

He added, "We agree great. We were never in the fight."

Jewelry recounted details about his engagement on a 42-year-old sister, saying it was "one of those things in love with".

"I realized that it was more than a year," Harrison said. "I had a job in Chile, so I got a few extra days in Chile and I brought her to the Casablanca Valley and set it up to dinner."

He explained that the restaurant was closed, except for the two, where a meal was served nine courses.

"There were wine pairings, so we were a little tip, and I suggested," Harrison noticed, by Fox NewsAdding that the Selfish "immediately said that" on the suggestion, with wedding plans for next year.

"She's doing wedding planning," Harrison shared. "I'm coming with the idea, and she's like, no."

Harrison's wedding plans come five years after the divorce of his third wife, Deanna Burditt, in the summer of 2020. years.

The two are tied knot in 2013. During the Lagoon, California, but separate seven years later, because Harry claimed that "tastes, the mental schedule, attitudes became so much different that they became incompatible in marriage."

He used to be married to Kim Harrison since 1982. until 1985. year, with which he shares the sons of Adam and Corey, and then Tracy Harrison since 1986. until 2011. years. Jake.

At the beginning of last year, Harrison lost Adam on the accidental overdose of Fentanyl and seemingly continued grieving him.

During the interview to "Depth with Graham Bensinger"" He admitted that Adam, who fought with dependence issues throughout his life, in mind every day.

"No. I'm thinking about him every day," he said. "In the 20th, he had problems with drugs and only, I mean, God, I put it in rehabilitation so many times, and each time he would work great."

"Then it would just fallen," he continued. "I mean, you heard the same story from a million people, and really, really, really bad, and obviously wasn't a heroin he got. He finished killing him."

By the way, he noted that the experience had left him to examine himself if he could "did something different".

"What if he just grabbed him, F-Cind locked him in the back of my truck, drove him to Oregon and put him where he couldn't get ... I mean, you see a hundred things through your mind," he narrated.

"I mean, there's nothing worse than the loss of a child," Harrison added.