Richard Harrison from 'Pawn Stars' cut son out of his will

The late star of the reality show Pawn Stars Richard 'Old Man' Harrison is said to have left out one of his children from his will. Initially, Christopher Harrison had been part of the will until last year.

According to The Blast, the circumstances that caused Christopher to be removed haven’t been stated. Richard died on June 25, from Parkinson’s Disease.

Richard 'Old Man' Harrison’s original will named his wife, JoAnne, and their three children, Joseph, Rick, and Christopher, as beneficiaries. However, in 2017, Richard, 77, amended the document and excluded Christopher from the will.

Rick, one of the star’s sons who worked with him on Pawn Stars said, "The family had previously discussed this information and it is a private matter." He was also responsible for opening the Gold & Silver Pawn store with his father in 1988.

For more on this story go to our Twitter account @amomama_usa. Rick was put in charge of his father's estate.

‘I would like to express my love and affection for Christopher Keith Harrison, however, for purposes of this Will, I have intentionally and with full knowledge failed to provide for him and his issue.’

Richard 'Old Man' Harrison, The Blast, July 17, 2018

It hasn’t been specified how much Richard's estate was worth. "Richard Benjamin ‘The Old Man’ Harrison passed away this morning surrounded by those he loved," Rick said at the time of his father’s death.

Rick shared that the star would be tremendously missed by their family, the team at Gold & Silver Pawn, and his fans all over the world. He shared that his father was a hero and that he had been fortunate to have had a “very cool ‘Old Man’ as my dad.”

Rick revealed that Richard had lived a full life. His son said he touched the lives of many people through his television show Pawn Stars which taught fans the value of loving one's family, hard work, and humor.

He ended his statement by thanking people for their prayers and thoughts and asked for privacy as they mourned. After Richard died, a memorial/shrine was set up at the Las Vegas pawn shop.

Their fans could come and see some of his favorite personal belongings, like his trademark hat.