Howard Stern

Howard Stern is a well-known American radio and television host, as well as a Comedian and producer. He is best known for his bombastic and often controversial style, and has been a fixture on the entertainment scene for over four decades.

Stern’s career began in radio in the 1970s, when he hosted a shock jock radio show in New York City. His outspoken and often explicit nature made him a target for censorship and legal challenges, but also gained him a devoted following.

In the 1980s, Stern expanded to television, creating and hosting a controversial talk show that tackled topics such as sex, politics, and celebrity culture. The show was known for its irreverent humor and Stern’s signature catchphrase, “Who’s next?”

Stern has also ventured into the world of music, releasing several comedy albums and even filming a biopic about his life.

As for his relationships, Stern met his first wife Alison Berns through a mutual friend while at Boston University. He featured Berns in a film he made and after beginning their relationship he knew he was going to marry her. In June of 1978 they married and later had three daughters by 1993. In late 1999 they decided to separate and officially divorced in 2001.

In 2000, Stern began dating model, Beth Ostrosky. On Valentine’s Day in 2007 he announced their engagement on his radio show. They married in New York City in October of 2008 where the ceremony was officiated by Mark Consuelos.

Stern has also been recognized for his charitable work, particularly in the area of raising awareness and funds for cancer research. He has also been involved in various political and social issues, often using his platform to speak out on controversial topics.