Howard Stern's Romantic Side: Beth Stern Opens Up About Their Love Story

Here's a story that might surprise you: Howard Stern, the king of all media, isn't just a legend on the airwaves. Turns out, he's also a pretty great husband! In a candid chat with Closer Weekly, Beth Stern, his wife of nearly a decade, gave us some serious relationship goals. Let's dive in and see what makes this power couple tick.

Beth Stern on Her Husband: The Romantic Side of Howard Stern

In a recent interview with Closer Weekly, Beth Stern couldn’t stop gushing about her famous husband. She revealed that Howard's charm isn't just limited to his radio show. “Everything Howard does is romantic,” Beth shared, speaking at a charity event she hosted for bulldog rescues. For those of you who might not know, Beth is a passionate animal advocate, and her love for animals clearly resonates with Howard. “In the mornings, we have our coffee, and he gives each cat attention — and to me, that is romance,” Beth explained. It's not just about the grand gestures; it’s the little things that make their relationship special.

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Beth, who fosters cats for adoption, shared how their day ends just as sweetly as it begins. "We’re in bed by nine with the cats!" she said, painting a picture of a cozy, peaceful evening. Howard, now 63, and Beth tied the knot in 2008. Before Beth, Howard was married to Alison Berns from 1978 until 2001, with whom he had three daughters: Emily, 34, Deborah, 31, and Ashley, 24. Interestingly, Beth and Howard have chosen not to have children together, focusing instead on their shared passions and love for animals.

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Beth has been nothing but glowing about Howard in other interviews with Closer Weekly. "I am so lucky. He is perfect for me," she once said. Beth also shared an interesting tidbit about Howard's artistic side. "He is into watercolor," she revealed. "The last one he did was a watercolor of a very special spot in the Hamptons, so he wrote this really romantic thing in pencil, and I cherish it." It's clear that Howard's creativity extends beyond his radio show, and Beth treasures every moment of their life together.