Mike Wolfe is making a life-changing transfer — six months after the dying of his longtime buddy and American Pickers co-star Frank Fritz.
The well-known vintage hunter introduced in an Instagram put up on Friday, April 18, that his Nashville-based brick and mortar retailer, Vintage Archaeology, is closing. In a prolonged, heartfelt message, Wolfe mirrored on the practically 15 years he spent proudly owning the shop — whereas additionally recognizing “even when one thing is nice, you must pause and ask your self the place your time goes — and the place your coronary heart is asking you subsequent.”
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“For me, that’s household,” the Historical past Channel star defined. “It’s slowing down a little bit, staying rooted, and specializing in the brand new initiatives which are pulling at my soul. I’m not disappearing — not even shut. I’ll nonetheless be choosing, sharing, and promoting on-line and at our unique LeClaire, Iowa retailer. However I’ve discovered over time that it’s simple to unfold your self too skinny, and stability is one thing all of us chase in a method or one other.”
Wolfe closed out the caption by sharing that his final day at Vintage Archaeology can be on Saturday, April 26, whereas the shop will formally shut for good the next day, on Sunday, April 27.
Wolfe has not too long ago made a number of large profession modifications after Fritz’s dying in September 2024. (Fritz, who died at age 60, handed away on account of a stroke.)
Whereas he’s nonetheless helming American Pickers, Wolfe can be engaged on a brand new Historical past Channel present, and in addition appeared within the film The Day of Reckoning.
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