“Pawn Stars”’ Corey Harrison breaks ribs in 11 places in motorcycle crash, misses dad’s wedding

Reality star Corey Harrison, of Pawn Stars, is on the mend after a scary accident.

“Pretty messed up but I’m good,” he captioned photos posted Monday that showed him in a hospital bed. “Crash bars are awesome. Three nights in the hospital. 11breaks in my rib cage.”

He promised to do a future episode explaining what had happened on his The Corey Harrison Show.

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A rep for Rick confirmed to Entertainment Weekly on Monday afternoon that Corey “missed Rick’s wedding” because of his injuries. The son “will recover fully but will be on bed rest for 6 weeks while he heals.”

However, “Rick saw him in the hospital yesterday,” the rep added.

According to TMZ, Corey was injured in a motorcycle crash in which he was the sole person involved.

The elder Harrison and Agripina “Angie” Polushkin officially married Jan. 3 at the Little White Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas, where they were married by an Elvis impersonator. Afterwards, they dined at Harrison’s restaurant, Rick’s Rollin Smoke BBQ & Tavern.

He said in a statement to PEOPLE: “We are so excited to start this next chapter as husband and wife and celebrate with friends and family in Las Vegas, and also at our wedding later this month. It has been such an adventure already, and we are looking forward to all of it.”

The couple enjoyed that larger ceremony on Jan. 26.

Both Rick and Corey, who’s also known as “Big Hoss” on the History show, appeared on Pawn Stars from the time it debuted in 2009. The series depicted the goings on at the family’s Las Vegas pawn shop.

It’s not surprising then that Rick’s proposal to Polushkin was accompanied by an impressive ring. A rep for him told TMZ that the it was a 6.5 carat, pear-cut ring that he described as “breathtaking, just like Angie is.” They announced their engagement in March.

Pawn Stars went on hiatus in 2025, with the elder Harrison telling the Las Vegas Review-Journal that he had high hopes for the future.

“We’re waiting to see when we might resume filming or what will come next on the horizon,” he told the outlet. “Here’s to Pawn Stars 2.0.”

Meanwhile, Corey Harrison wasn’t planning to return, and he’d relocated to Tulum, Mexico.

“At this stage of the game, we’re all playing a character on Pawn Stars,’” he said. “I can’t play another season of 41-year-old me pretending to be 23.”

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