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Eric Bolling Opened up About Son’s Death Due to Opioids Overdose during Opioid Summit at the White House

By Sara Simpson

March 08, 2018

Former Fox News host Eric Bolling openly talked about his son during Opioid Summit at the White House on March 1, 2018. He shared the story about the death of his son due to accidental overdose. 

Shared about son in White House video

On September 9, 2017, Eric lost his 19-year-old son. He has now opened up about the cause of the death of his teenage son in White House video.

The coroner in Colorado, at the time of his son’s death, found a mixture of marijuana, cocaine, Xanax, and two opioids – fentanyl & cyclopropyl fentanyl. Also, the toxicology reports confirmed the death was due to accidental overdose.

For the ongoing Trump administration’s efforts to tackle the opioid crisis that takes lives of many teens each year, Eric has recorded a public service announcement. He shared that his son who was a very “social high schooler” and was getting ready for the sophomore year. 

He received a call while returning from a dinner with his wife. After the couple was informed about their son’s death, Eric’s wife fell into the road and he had to gather her up.

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Later, being disheartened, he said, “We never saw it coming. We never thought we would get that call. Every parent doesn’t want it. We got it.”

He divulged that since sharing about Eric Chase’s death in public, he has been “overwhelmed” by the number of people who have also dealt with the lose their loved ones due to addiction.

Eric Chase Bolling was the only son of Eric Bolling and his wife, Adrienne Bolling.

Just few hours before the devastating news of only son’s death, it was reported that Eric was fired from Fox News after the investigation revealed about the sexting scandal

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As of now, he is also actively working on his new role as the ambassador against opioid addiction.