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February 14, 2007

Hey Now! Howard Stern Gets Engaged To Beth Ostrosky

howard stern and beth ostrosky are engaged The King of All Media has scored himself a queen hot piece of ass.

Doing something he swore he'd never do, last night shock radio pioneer Howard Stern proposed to his long-time model girlfriend Beth Ostrosky, he announced this morning on his radio show.

Stern who was first married for 20 years, divorced in 2000. He met Ostrosky a year after the divorce and has been exclusive with her ever since. The two have been living together after she moved into Stern's massive apartment in the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

"Do you want your Valentine's Day gift now?" Stern said this morning on his popular program on Sirius Satellite Radio, recalling how he proposed last night.

According to the self-proclaimed King of All Media, when the 6-foot tall skinny blonde model said that yes, she would like her Valentine's Day gift early, he demanded that she first get naked.

When she protested, complaining that she didn't want him to see her nude because she was "fat", the radio broadcaster said that he thought to himself, "any girl who looks like that and think she's fat -- I've got a chance with her."

After Ms. Ostrosky disrobed, Stern produced a 5.2 carat diamond ring.

Stern then said, "I love you. You're everything to me. This is so gay... I'm asking you to spend the rest of your life with me."

Ostrosky said yes and the pair made love.

"She was more in shock, and then we were fucking." Stern said. "Of course the dog is smelling my balls and ass."

Ostrosky added, "I had my hand up and was looking at my ring the whole time."

After Ostrosky's reportedly "very hard" orgasm, one that rated 5.2 on the richter scale, they joked, Stern called his fiancee's father, a man less than ten years older than the shock jock. Apparently Stern had yet to ask for permission to marry the 34-year old swimsuit and lingerie model.

Mr. Ostrosky only had one demand, Stern recalled, "never call me dad." Stern said he happily agreed.

"The Howard Stern Show" was the highest rated morning program in LA and NY over an incredibly long stretch that began over 20 years ago. In January 2006, Stern began work with Sirius who had signed him to a record-setting five-year, $500 million contract.

At the time that Stern first announced he was leaving terrestrial radio and moving to uncensored satellite, Sirius had 600,000 subscribers, today, 13 months after Stern's arrival, they have over 6 million subscribers who pay at least $13 a month for the foul-mouthed sexually charged comedy.

This is Ostrosky's first marriage.

The two say that the wedding is something they don't want to even think about, and that people should prepare for a very long engagement.

This thread on the Stern Fan Network, the biggest Howard Stern message board on the web, should be pretty busy today.

Update: Excellent summary of the announcement on Mark's Friggin

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Comments (3) [rss]

Hey Now indeed!

Way to break the news!

First Howard Stern, second Tony Pierce!!

 

Congrats Howard!!!

The show is better than ever on Sirius. You deserve all the happiness life will give you

 

Great blog you got here! I love Howard so much. Did you hear that Jackie the Jokeman is going to be on a live call in show? Here is the link.

www.blogtalkradio.com/hostpage.aspx?show_id=11906

I can't wait to hear it!

Keep spreading the Howard news!
xoxo
Nikki

 
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