Corey Harrison, also referred to as “Big Hoss,” was born Richard Corey Harrison on April 27, 1983. He is an American entrepreneur and reality television personality, co-owning the World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop located in Las Vegas. Corey is primarily recognized for his role on the History Channel’s Pawn Stars, which has chronicled the day-to-day operations and distinctive discoveries at his family’s pawn shop since 2009.
He has featured in nearly every episode across more than 20 seasons, frequently clashing with his father, Rick Harrison, and his grandfather, Richard “Old Man” Harrison, regarding purchases and the management of the shop. Following his grandfather’s passing in 2018 and his father’s reduced involvement, Corey took on greater responsibilities at the shop.
Age
Corey Harrison was born in Las Vegas, Nevada, on April 27, 1983. He is 42 years old as of March 2026.
Wife
Corey Harrison has been married on two occasions. He wed his high school love, Charlene, in 2009, but they divorced in 2015 after six years. Corey mentioned that the separation was amicable yet challenging, primarily due to the pressures of fame and operating the pawn shop.
Corey’s second marriage was to Korina “Kiki” Harrison on May 26, 2017. Kiki, who worked in the entertainment field, contributed to behind-the-scenes activities on Pawn Stars. They welcomed a son, Richard Benjamin Harrison, named after Corey’s grandfather, on October 20, 2018. Corey and Kiki divorced in September 2018, approximately 16 months after their marriage. Corey has indicated that their hectic work schedules and the strain of public attention were factors leading to their separation, but they maintained a cordial relationship. As of March 2026, Corey is not remarried and has not reported any new long-lasting relationship. He is concentrating on co-parenting his son and embarking on a new journey in Mexico.
Accident
On January 15, 2026, Corey Harrison was involved in a serious motorcycle incident in Tulum, Mexico. While riding one of his motorcycles, he lost control on a bend and crashed. He incurred 11 fractured ribs along with other injuries that necessitated hospitalization and a lengthy recovery period. The incident was not life-threatening but left him with considerable pain and mobility challenges for several weeks. In early March 2026, Corey took to social media requesting fan support to help alleviate medical expenses and loss of income during his recuperation. He shared that he was still adapting to life after Pawn Stars and managing unexpected costs related to the accident. His post garnered extensive support from fans, and he has since provided updates showcasing steady progress, including light physical therapy and intentions to return to full activity shortly.
Net Worth
As of 2026, Corey Harrison’s net worth is estimated to range between $5 and $6 million. Much of his wealth derives from:
- Salary and bonuses from Pawn Stars (reportedly $25,000–$50,000 per episode during peak seasons)
- Co-ownership stake in the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop (shared with father Rick Harrison)
- Public appearances, merchandise sales, and licensing agreements associated with the show
- Real estate investments (properties in Las Vegas and now Mexico)
- Savings and residuals accrued over more than 15 years in the television industry
After departing Pawn Stars in 2025, Corey’s income primarily stems from the pawn shop’s earnings and his new barbecue restaurant in Tulum. Relocating to Mexico has permitted him to live more economically while establishing this venture.
Family
Corey Harrison is the offspring of Rick and Kim Harrison. His grandfather, Richard Benjamin “Old Man” Harrison, co-founded the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop and appeared on Pawn Stars until his demise in 2018. Corey has two younger siblings, Adam and Jake. Adam has made a few appearances on the show but prefers to remain outside the limelight, while Jake has largely steered clear of public scrutiny.
Corey has one son, Richard Benjamin Harrison, born on October 20, 2018, with his second wife, Kiki Harrison. Following their divorce in 2018, Corey and Kiki share custody of their son. Corey has expressed his commitment to being a devoted father, making time for his son despite his busy schedules in Las Vegas and presently in Mexico. He does not have any other children.
Career Highlights
Corey Harrison began his journey at the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop at the age of 9, initially performing small tasks before eventually overseeing daily operations and managing a team of 30 staff members. When Pawn Stars debuted in 2009, Corey, Rick, Richard, and Austin “Chumlee” Russell gained fame, transforming the shop into a must-visit tourist destination in Las Vegas, with over 20 seasons and 700 episodes.
On the show, Corey was recognized for his expertise in motorcycles, vintage toys, and jewelry and for frequently holding debates with Rick and the Old Man regarding purchases. In Season 7 (2012), he requested a partnership and received a raise along with 5% ownership, with potential for more in the future. Corey also participated in crossover episodes, such as iCarly (2012), and in Pawn Stars Do America (2022 to present), a spin-off where he, Rick, and Chumlee travel across the U.S. acquiring items from fans.
In 2025, Corey announced he would not extend his contract with the History Channel as he sought to embark on a new chapter. He relocated to Tulum, Mexico, where he is developing a barbecue restaurant that infuses American and local flavors. Corey has shared that he still possesses a stake in the pawn shop but does not appear on television as frequently anymore.
Profile Summary
| Full Name | Richard Corey Harrison (“Big Hoss”) |
| Date of Birth | April 27, 1983 |
| Age (March 2026) | 42 |
| Wife | Divorced twice: Charlene (2009–2015); Korina “Kiki” Harrison (2017–2018) |
| Children | One son: Richard Benjamin Harrison (b. October 20, 2018) |
| Net Worth (2026 est.) | $5–6 million |
| Career Highlights | Cast member Pawn Stars (2009–2025); co-owner Gold & Silver Pawn Shop; Pawn Stars Do America (2022–present); developing barbecue restaurant in Tulum, Mexico |
| Recent Event | Major motorcycle accident in Tulum (January 2026); 11 fractured ribs; seeking fan support for recovery costs |
