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Health Update on 'Pawn Stars' Star Rick Harrison After Emergency Surgery

Fans expressed concern for Pawn Stars star Rick Harrison last week. The reality star suffered a medical episode and needed emergency heart surgery.

Fans expressed concern for Pawn Stars star Rick Harrison last week. The reality star suffered a medical episode and needed emergency heart surgery.

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But you can't keep Harrison down for long. Fortunately, the reality star is already home after his ordeal. TMZ confirmed earlier this week that he was doing better. Harrison was now recovering from surgery at home.

"Today, Rick was discharged from the hospital and is now resting at home,"the rep told TMZ. "By all accounts, he's now doing great"

Last week, Harrison needed emergency surgery. According to sources, he needed a bypass to save his life.

Rick Harrison Recovers

"He went in for a simpler procedure and they found he needed a bypass," a rep told Entertainment Weekly then. "He is resting comfortably. And looking forward to a full recovery. He is grateful for the doctors and staff at the hospital and that his wife and family can be with him during this time."

This comes months after Harrison married Agripina "Angie" Polushkin at the Little White Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas. The two reportedly got married in January by an Elvis impersonator before having another ceremony in Cancun.

It hasn't been all wedding bliss. Harrison also suffered personal tragedy as well. Harrison's son, Corey, suffered a motorcycle crash earlier this year as well. Following the crash, Harrison paid for his expenses to help his son out.

But that still didn't stop Corey from starting his own GoFundMe to raise money. Fans quickly hopped online to criticize Rick for the stunt. But Rick insisted that he had nothing to do with it. According to the reality star, his son is a grown man and can make his own choices.

"I paid all Corey's medical bills long before he put the GoFundMe out,"Rick told Fox News Digital. "He is a grown man in his 40s and is responsible for how he handles his finances. It's always nice to be paid back, but there is no repayment schedule in place."