Pawn Stars Boss Rick Harrison Contemplates Prenup for Fourth Marriage

Rick Harrison, the man behind the reality TV sensation "Pawn Stars," is gearing up for his fourth walk down the aisle. The 60-year-old television personality recently proposed to Angie Polushkin, his partner of over a year, during a romantic getaway in Chile. But here's the kicker: Harrison isn’t sure whether he’ll go the prenup route this time around.

Harrison has been candid about his approach to marriage. "It's supposed to be forever," he told Fox News Digital. "But some things screw up." Having been married three times before, one might expect a seasoned stance on financial agreements, but Harrison seems to be taking a laid-back approach to the matter.

"I'm happy," he said. "I mean … I am really well off, you know what I mean? And I'm going to enjoy my life." Well, confidence is key, right?

Harrison and Polushkin began dating in early 2024, and it seems like love struck fast and hard. He even admitted to ditching another date after meeting her. "I went out on a date with her, and the next night I was on a date for, like, 45 minutes, and I literally found an excuse to leave," Harrison shared, adding that he immediately called Angie for a second outing. Now that’s determination.

The proposal itself was nothing short of cinematic. Harrison arranged for an intimate nine-course meal in Chile’s Casablanca Valley, complete with wine pairings and a private restaurant setting. "We were a little tipsy, and I proposed," he revealed. Angie, clearly swept off her feet, said yes on the spot. Wedding plans are in motion for next year, with Angie leading the charge. "I come up with an idea, and she's like, no," Harrison joked.

This upcoming marriage follows Harrison’s divorce from his third wife, Deanna Burditt, in 2020 after seven years together. He’s also been married to Kim Harrison (1982-1985) and Tracy Harrison (1986-2011), sharing three children across the marriages. Tragically, his oldest son Adam passed away in January 2024 due to a fentanyl overdose.

Harrison has used his platform to advocate for stricter border control policies in an effort to combat the fentanyl crisis, a cause close to his heart after Adam's death. "He would have been happy about [the engagement]," Harrison said, adding, "He would have just literally said, ‘Score, Dad!’"

As Harrison prepares for his next chapter, fans can expect more of his signature optimism. "In the long run, I'm the happiest man in the world," he said. And with "Pawn Stars" still going strong since its debut in 2009, Harrison certainly has plenty to smile about.