One of radio’s biggest stars for decades, his 2020 net worth is estimated at more than half a billion dollars. On Tuesday, Stern inked a new five-year deal with Sirius reportedly worth upwards of $100 million a year. “Ask yourself why all of ur ex loyal servants hate u! Just sad.” Shame on u Howard,” Stern’s longtime former sidekick Artie Lange tweeted in 2018. “For the record, Scott never bad mouthed Howard to me.
Howard doesn’t even go downstairs and offer Scott his condolences,” said “Stuttering John” Melendez, an on-air personality who worked with Stern from 1988 to 2004. Turk, Salem and a representative for SiriusXM - Stern’s employer - declined to comment, but the story was confirmed by multiple show insiders. ARTIE LANGE: “Ask yourself why all of ur ex loyal servants hate u!,” he tweeted at Stern. Salem was given the boot a few weeks later (there is no indication that the events were linked), capping a 33-year career with Stern. When Robin Salem died in June 2018, Stern allegedly sent his condolences via email.Īt the staff’s 2019 Christmas party, Salem’s new girlfriend tried to record some of Stern’s remarks, leading to an altercation with COO Turk.
Stern, now 66, reportedly gave him the silent treatment. Shortly after, sources claim, Salem - who had previously been featured on-air - was banished to another floor and removed from show scripts. In 2017, Stern was the seventh-highest-earning celebrity in America, hauling in $90 million, according to Forbes. Salem complied and the GoFundMe still netted more than $73,000 from the show’s die-hards.īut Stern, insiders alleged, wasn’t happy - particularly when other employees began asking why he hadn’t ponied up the cash himself. Salem wanted to know if it would be OK if he created a GoFundMe page to raise some extra cash.Īccording to multiple “Stern Show” sources, Marci Turk, Stern’s chief operating officer, told Salem he could proceed - but no mention of the show or Stern was allowed. Even with insurance, treatment-related costs had drained the family’s finances. In 2018, Scott Salem, a longtime engineer for “The Howard Stern Show,” approached his bosses with a request. His wife, Robin, had been battling non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma since 2013. Howard Stern mocks Aaron Rodgers’ toe injury in latest QB rant This abandoned guinea pig has found a home with Howard and Beth Stern Howard Stern grand slams Novak Djokovic’s no-vax stance: ‘What a f–king a–hole’ Regé-Jean Page leaves Bridgerton for Paradise
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