Reality star Rick Harrison said "I do" once again Monday to wife Agripina "Angie" Polushkin at a family wedding in Mexico.

The happy couple tied the knot in Cancún while surrounded by friends and family as Rick's son, Corey Harrison, recovered in the hospital following a motorcycle crash.

The son of the "Pawn Stars" host showed off his battle wounds with a carousel of images posted on social media Monday.

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"Pretty messed up but I’m good crash bars are awesome," he wrote on Instagram, alluding to a motorcycle incident. "3 nights in the hospital 11breaks in my rib cage."

Despite the injuries, Harrison apologized to his father for missing his nuptials to Angie.

"Sorry Pops looks like I’m missing your wedding," he wrote online.

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The "Pawn Stars" boss visited his son in the hospital following the collision and told Fox News Digital that Corey "will be very uncomfortable for a couple months and will, obviously, not be attending the wedding." 

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Rick added, "He is expected to fully recover."

On Jan. 3, the reality TV personality and Angie, 42, tied the knot at the Little White Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas during a ceremony officiated by an Elvis Presley impersonator.

The couple is planning a larger celebration in Mexico this weekend. Earlier this month, Harrison told Fox News Digital why he felt it was the right time in his life to embark on a new marriage.

"Why not?" he said. "I'm 60 years old, and I'm in good health, you know what I mean?"

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"You know, I still got all those aches and pains for all the stupid stuff I did when I was young, like motorcycles.

"But no, I plan on living to — I tell Angie all the time that I promise I'll take care of her when she gets old. I'm going like, 'I asked [Elon Musk's AI chatbot] Grok, they're saying, like, with AI, I could live to like 150.'" 

Harrison was previously married four times. His first marriage was to Kim Harrison, whom he married in 1982. 

The former couple welcomed sons Corey and Adam before divorcing in 1985. Harrison went on to marry Tracy Harrison in 1986. The TV personality and Tracy, who share son Jake, divorced in 2011. In 2013, he wedded Deanna Burditt and became stepfather to her daughters Sarina, Ciana and Marissa, but they divorced in 2020. 

Most recently, before his current marriage, he was married to Amanda Palmer from 2021 until their split in 2023.

Fox News Digital's Larry Fink contributed to this report.

Martha Stewart has spoken out about the current climate in the United States.

The star took to her social media days after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agitator in Minneapolis – and weeks after Renee Good was also shot and killed during an encounter with an ICE officer.

Stewart credited her 14-year-old granddaughter, Jude Stewart, for nudging her to speak out about the ICE protests that have erupted in the Minnesota city, as well as protests held across the U.S.

The bestselling author, 84, shared an excerpt of her granddaughter's text message, which read: "I'm not sure it's excusable to not be speaking up right now."

Stewart shared the screenshot of the text, with her own caption on top, writing: "My granddaughter wrote this to me yesterday and she is fourteen and sensitive to what is going on in our country as we all should be."

She added, "I am disheartened and sad each and every day that we cannot demonstrate our sympathy for the beleaguered, that we are told immigrants, which most of us are or descended from are unwelcome, that we cannot show our frustration in peaceful demonstrations and that we can be attacked and even killed by Federal troops. Things must and have to change quickly and peacefully."

The star noted beneath the photo statement: "Granddaughter Jude wrote me a note yesterday I took it to heart and posted the above."

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Pop star Katy Perry shared resources on her Instagram encouraging her 201 million followers to take action as protests continue in Minnesota.

"Turn anger into ACTION," she captioned the post.

Perry urged her followers to call their senators before Jan. 31 in order to block ICE funding. The post included suggestions about what to say on the phone when speaking to representatives in Congress.

Meanwhile, Valerie Bertinelli touched on the topic of immigration in a post dedicated to her late ex-husband, Eddie Van Halen, on what would have been his 71st birthday.

Eddie, who died at age 65 in October 2020 after battling cancer, was born in the Netherlands and immigrated to the U.S. in the 1960s – eventually forging a successful rock career with his band Van Halen.

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Bertinelli wrote in the caption, "You came to America as a young child, knowing only three words in English, playing music with your father and brother on the boat that carried you here. An immigrant who changed the face of music and left his legacy in a light that continues to shine. Happy birthday, Ed," adding a heart emoji.

Fans applauded Bertiinelli for highlighting Eddie being an immigrant, with one person writing, "Love that you highlighted that he was an immigrant for those who don't understand how much immigrants add to the fabric of USA."

Another commenter wrote, "Happy birthday to one of the millions of immigrants who made America more beautiful in many ways! God bless the memory of Ed and all who gave us so much glorious life and creativity in a free country!"

"Such a beautiful post Valerie. I can't imagine how difficult & scary it was for Eddie & Alex to come to a strange place being so young and & not knowing English. Eddie's an icon who put smiles on fan's faces across the world for decades. Eddie you'll always be missed and loved," a fan penned. Bertinelli liked the comment.

Her son Wolfgang also wrote: "Love you, Ma," adding a heart emoji.