Wallenda's grandfather, Karl Wallenda, pioneered seven-person high-wire pyramid. June 14, 2012 — -- quicklist: title: text: When Nik Wallenda walks a high wire across Niagara Falls, continues ...

WHAT’S NEW: Wallenda will perform a death-defying 1,500-foot walk high in the air from Sovereign Avenue and the Beach to Tropicana Casino and Resort with only the aid of a 24-foot balance pole.

The family has a tragic history with the act, but incredibly, everyone survived this fall. Video shows five high-wire performers losing their balance during practice and plummeting 25 feet to the ...

1963: The Wallendas attempt the seven-person pyramid for the first time since the tragic accident the year prior, when a TV crew visits them at their Florida winter base. The wire, 12 feet (3.5 ...

Before traversing Times Square, Nik and Lijana Wallenda got some advice from a familiar face: Houston pastor Joel Osteen. The Lakewood Church pastor joined the Wallenda family just minutes before ...

"Without question, yesterday has been the roughest day of my life," Wallenda said Thursday. "I don't know how to put it into words." Eight people were on a high wire, rehearsing a human pyramid stunt ...

NEW YORK -- As Nik and Lijana Wallenda prepare for their first live high wire performance together since Lijana's harrowing 2017 accident, the brother-sister duo said they're nervous but also ...

On March 4, Nik Wallenda will attempt a 1,800-foot walk over the Masaya Volcano in Masaya, Nicaragua. Here's how and when to watch the live special on ABC and other information worth knowing about ...

The high wire performance features a two-tiered, three person pyramid performed on a chair and two bicycles. The show will also include presentations on the Wallenda Family story.

Daredevil Nik Wallenda, who plans a high-wire walk between Chicago skyscrapers this November, says that for his family of acrobats, it is completely normal to be on a cable way up in the air ...