Woolery's diverse career included hosting popular game shows, where he became a familiar face in American households.

Chuck Woolery, the beloved game show host known for his roles on 'Wheel of Fortune' and 'Love Connection,' has passed away at the age of 83.

He died at his home in Texas on November 23, 2024, a loss confirmed by his friend Mark Young.

In recent years, he became known for his right-wing podcasting and support for Donald Trump, cohosting the podcast 'Blunt Force Truth' since 2014.

Woolery was married four times and is survived by his wife Kim, along with four children, including a son who tragically died in a motorcycle accident in 1986.

On 'Love Connection,' Woolery facilitated singles choosing dates from audition tapes, with audience participation playing a key role in the show's format.

Born in 1941 in Ashland, Kentucky, Woolery began his career in music, achieving a Top 40 hit with his band The Avant-Garde and later transitioning to television.

He is also remembered for his Christian faith, which he credited for helping him cope with personal losses throughout his life.

No cause of death has been revealed, but fans and colleagues have expressed their condolences and shared tributes to honor his legacy.

His life was marked by both professional success and personal tragedy, with the loss of his son deeply impacting him.

Woolery's legacy as a game show host and entertainer will be remembered fondly by fans who appreciated his charisma and humor.

Most recently, Woolery hosted a special titled '80s Quiz Show' on Fox Nation in June 2024, showcasing his enduring presence in entertainment.