Howard Stern Net Worth 2024; Bio, Age, and Parents

Quick Facts

Full Name:	Howard Stern
Age:	70 years
Birthday:	January 12, 1954
Birthplace:	Queens
Nationality:	American
Gender:	Male
Horoscope:	Capricorn
Wife:	Beth Ostrosky
Net Worth:	$650 million
Country:	United States
Profession:	radio jockey, TV host, actor, and author
Sibling:	One (Ellen Stern)

Howard Stern is a well-known radio host, TV host, actor, and author from New York, USA. Howard Stern is well-known for launching his radio show, “The Howard Stern Show.”

How much is Howard Stern’s Net Worth?

Howard Stern has an incredible net worth of $650 million as of 2024. Howard Stern’s primary source comes from his professional career as a radio jockey, TV host, actor, and author.

Apart from that, the radio host has made a lot of money from his show, “The Howard Stern Show.” Howard Stern is currently living a lavish and happy life in the United States.

How old is Howard Stern?

Howard Stern was born Howard Allan Stern on January 12, 1954, in Queens, New York, United States. Howard Stern’s age be 70, and his zodiac sign is Capricorn.

Howard Stern’s father, Ben Stern, and mother, Ray Stern, are the names of his parents. Ellen Stern, the talented American personality, has an older sister.

On the other hand, his mother worked as an office clerk before becoming a respiratory therapist. Howard’s family moved to Roosevelt, New York, one year after his birth.

Howard attended Washington-Rose Elementary School before transferring to Roosevelt High School.

After that, Howard enrolled in Hebrew school and was given the name Tzvi, which is a popular Jewish name. Stern had an interest in marionettes when he was younger and even organized some puppet shows for his friends.

He even learned the piano and formed the band Electric Comic Book with his friends.

Does Howard Stern have a child?

A radio host is married, and his wife is Alison Berns, his ‘Boston University’ sweetheart. Their wedding took place on June 4, 1978, at ‘Temple Ohabei Shalom’ in Brookline, Massachusetts.

The couple has three daughters, whose names are Emily, Debra, and Ashley. Because of the work pressure, Howard decided to live separately in an apartment on Manhattan’s Upper West Side in October 1999.

Following that, Howard and his wife agreed to a friendly divorce in 2001. Howard was dating Angie Everhart and Robin Givens in the same relationship.

Stern then began dating TV host and model Beth Ostrosky, with whom he later married in October 2008.

Howard, unfortunately, became addicted to cannabis, quaaludes, and LSD and had to suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder. Fortunately, his mother took him to transcendental meditation, which helped him.

How tall is Howard Stern?

In terms of Howard Stern’s body measurements, he is of average height and weight. Howard also has medium-length black curly hair and green eyes.

Because the radio host is very private about his personal life, there is no more information available about Howard Stern’s height, weight, and body measurements.

Career line of Howard Stern

• Howard was the band’s lead pianist and vocalist. Stern used to visit his father’s recording studio, where he found inspiration from various other radio artists. Howard had wanted to be a radio jockey since he was five years old. Stern then persuaded his father to build a make-believe studio in their home’s basement.
• When Stern was 15 years old, his family moved to Rockville, where Roosevelt was witnessing an increase in the dominance of the black community.

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• Howard attended Rockville’s South Side High School, where he graduated in 1972. Stern also has a degree in communications from Boston University, where he also worked at the campus radio station.
• Howard began his radio career by playing music and providing news to his listeners and later went on to host a variety of interviews and live shows.
• Stern eventually received a first-class radiotelephone operator license from the Federal Communications Commission. The host began his career in 1975 with the WNTN Network in Massachusetts.
• Howard Stern began his career as a marketing executive for the New York advertising agency “Benton & Bowles.” After that, Howard met with the agency’s creative department.
• Stern was certain that he wanted to work in a radio station, so he began looking for jobs in the entertainment industry. Then Howard got a job as a radio salesman and eventually got a four-hour midday shift at the radio station. Stern went on to become the station’s production director.
• Along with his production work, Stern began working in commercials and comedy, which helped him gain some notoriety. Howard’s first independent show was co-produced with the WWWW radio station. Even though the station was not progressing, Stern’s work was being recognized.
• Unfortunately, WWWW did not gain popularity, prompting Howard to resign from his position. Stern later became the host of WWDC’s morning shows in Washington, DC. It was a smash hit, and Stern was offered a five-year contract with WNBC.

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• The host signed the contract and became the co-host of an afternoon session with WNBC. In August 1982, Howard began his tenure with WNBC and made his first appearance on the television talk show “Late Night with David Letterman.” People magazine also featured the host.
• However, Stern had disagreements with WNBC management, which resulted in the termination of his contract in 1985. Stern then began performing live in clubs and other venues.
• Infinity Broadcasting also offered Howard a contract to host the afternoon slot on its rock music station WXRK. By 1986, the host had already appeared on several television shows, including “The Late Show,” “Howard Stern’s Negligee & Underpants Party,” and “The Howard Stern Show.”
• Stern signed a deal with ‘Simon and Schuster in 1993, and his first book, “Private Parts,” was published. Similarly, Stern’s other book, “Miss America,” was released in 1995.
• In 1994, Howard Stern established the Howard Stern Production Company for original film and television production as well as joint development ventures. Stern starred in the film adaptation of his first book, which was released in 1997.
• Beginning in the year 2000, the host began to contribute his time to TV production while also hosting a variety of shows. At the same time, Stern purchased the rights to remake the films “Rock ‘n’ Roll High School” and “Porkys.” Stern signed a five-year, $500 million contract with “Sirius Satellite Radio” at the end of 2004.
• In December 2010, Howard signed another contract with ‘SiriusXM.’ He then developed an interest in photography and worked with “WHIRL Magazine” and “North Shore Animal League.”
• Howard founded his own photography business, “Conlon Road Photography,” in 2011. In late 2011, Howard replaced Piers Morgan as a judge on America’s Got Talent Season 7. Stern also reprised the same character until the end of the show’s tenth season. “Howard Stern Comes Again,” his third book, was released in May 2019.

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