Howard Stern Show to Be Canceled by Sirius XM

Stern has been an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump.

Stern famously interviewed presidential hopeful, Vice President Kamala Harris, in the run-up to the 2024 election.

Harris' decision to appear on Stern's show was slammed by many Republicans who accused her of after avoiding a number of mainstream media appearances.

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Stern rose to fame in the 1980s when he launched The Howard Stern Show.

He did a 20-year run with New York City's WXRK where his show first became nationally syndicated into 60 markets with 20 million listeners at its peak.

Stern moved over to SiriusXM in 2006 and has been there ever since.

While he first cut his teeth as a shock jock, discussing all sorts of taboo topics, later in his career, Stern became known for his in-depth celebrity interviews.

From Lady Gaga opening up about her past drug addiction, to Courtney Cox popping in at the last minute and opening up about her failing marriage to David Arquette, Stern has a knack for getting guarded celebs to say much more than anyone expected.

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Outside of his long-standing, lucrative radio career, Stern created a blockbuster movie, Private Parts, which was a wild autobiography of his rise to fame.

In the 1997 flick, Stern famously aired his gripes with previous employers, including, and especially, with WNBC.

Stern has also published several books, including the book form of his autobiography, Private Parts.

He was also a judge on America's Got Talent from 2012 to 2015.

Stern has been married to actress, model, and animal rights activist Beth Ostrosky Stern, 53, since 2008.

He was previously married to Alison Berns from 1978 to 2001, and they share three daughters: Emily, Debra, and Ashley.