Criticizing

This permanent A+ list DJ is criticizing the one named talk show host for showing off her wealth.

Is this not the same guy who is known with a nickname that includes a very very expensive and exclusive beach community because of how much he brags about having a home there.

Howard Stern

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Hampton’s Howie

A Stern Critique of Has-Been ‘Howie Hamptons’

Howard Stern has been phoning it in, in more ways than one, even before the pandemic. A so-called shock jock in his previous iteration, Stern went from someone who mocked red-carpet-walking celebrities to fawning over them.

Increasingly since leaving terrestrial radio in late 2005 for SiriusXM, he has gone off the national radar, and only occasionally making headlines for some interview soundbites. (Even in his heyday, it’s difficult to understand the appeal of his show’s scatological content, but that’s another matter.)

Putting minimal effort into it, Stern has been doing his three-mornings a week show from his Long Island, N.Y., waterfront mansion that is estimated to be now worth $25 million or his cushy Palm Beach, Fla. residence that he bought in 2013 for $52 million.

Despite his immense wealth, Stern reportedly is a miser when it comes to paying his bloated staff and is often unwilling to give past and present employees their due for show contributions. – Source

Inside Howard Stern’s massive houses, from Long Island to Palm Beach

Howard Stern certainly isn’t parsimonious with his real estate portfolio.

Ex-employees recently accused the radio personality of creating a toxic workplace at “The Howard Stern Show,” allegedly underpaying employees and neglecting to help staff with burdensome medical bills.

But, as Stern remains mum on the allegations, he is weathering the storm of complaints from one of his three East Coast mansions — part of his real estate portfolio valued at over $110 million, from his hometown of New York City to his vacation home in Florida.

Stern first gained popularity in the 1980s and 1990s as a radio host, television performer and movie star, so he was well poised to begin building his real estate empire in 1998 — around the time he signed a deal with CBS for “The Howard Stern Radio Show.” Over the next two decades, Stern would spend nine figures on real estate purchases.

Today, Stern is estimated to be worth more than half a billion dollars. He is one of the highest-earning celebrities in the country and, in early December, he inked a $100 million-per-year, five-year contract with SiriusXM radio.

A $20 million Hamptons hideaway
A $21 million Manhattan mega-penthouse
A $65 million Florida retreat

– Source