Howard Stern’s wife Beth gushes over 25-year romance with shock jock

Her husband might have a face for radio, but Beth Stern has a body fit for the pages of a magazine. 

On Tuesday, the wife of Howard Stern stunned as she stepped out to celebrate her appearance on the cover of the new Hamptons Issue of BELLA Magazine.

The Pittsburgh, 54, native sizzles as a covergirl, showing off her taut abs and tiny waist in a summer dress with blue and white stripes.

Beth also appears in several other outfits inside BELLA, with one sH๏τ showing her lying on the sand in a denim ʙuттon-up top with white ʙικιɴι bottoms. 

In an accompanying interview, the model, author and animal rights activist speaks candidly about her 25-year romance with her shock jock spouse, 72, whom she began dating in 2001. 

‘He’s my best friend, my rescue partner, and the biggest supporter of my life’s mission to save animals,’ she said of the veteran radio star.

Beth covered the summer-themed issue with a white top that revealed her abs and tiny waist while donning a dress with blue and white stripes 

Beth, a model, author and animal rights activist, was clad in a white monokini swimsuit with lace details and a ruffle trim neckline

In a sizzling set of snaps from the shore, Beth was seen lying on the sand in a denim ʙuттon-up top with white ʙικιɴι bottoms 

Howard Stern’s wife Beth models a number of summer styles on the shore for the Hamptons Issue for BELLA Magazine , which honored the star with an event on Tuesday at the Oceanbleu Resort in Westhampton Beach, New York 

Beth added, ‘In fact, I told him just this morning that I still get ʙuттerflies every time I see him.’ 

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The A-list pair are set to celebrate their 18th wedding anniversary this year following their October 3, 2008 nuptials in New York City. 

Howard gave a rare reveal into the couple’s marriage in a 2013 interview with Katie Couric, saying, ‘I wish you all a partner like Beth.

‘She is sunshine, where I am darkness. And she actually – when I come home, and I am filled with neurotic thoughts – she’s like “Let it go,” and it’s fantastic.’

Meanwhile, Beth spoke with Andy Cohen this past May about how she encouraged Howard to remain on the air when he had been negotiating a new deal with SiriusXM last year.

Cohen asked Beth, ‘Every time there’s a renegotiation that comes up with Sirius, what is your role in that? Do you try to steer him in a certain direction?’

She replied, ‘Yes – and I feel I’m very influential. I feel that it’s very good for him to continue [broadcasting] … he still enjoys doing it; he’s still, I think, very good at it.’

The Pittsburgh native beamed on the beach in a maxi dress with white lace embroidery featuring sunflowers, with a brown straw hat 

Beth donned a blue floral print dress with a straw fedora in the pH๏τo shoot 

Beth said she feels that her husband continuing with his show keeps him ‘connected’ into what’s happening in the world.

‘Because sometimes when he’s off for the summer and there’s a big event that happens in the world, I’m listening to his thoughts in the morning – and he’s got a lot of them – and I think he needs his outlet,’ she said. 

Howard in December took to the airwaves to reveal he would continue with the show.

‘I am happy to announce that I have figured out a way to have it all,’ Howard said. ‘More free time and continuing to be on the radio. Yes, we are coming back for three years.

‘I do like my days off. You know me, I’m never bored. I’m busy every minute.’

Meanwhile, BELLA Magazine honored Beth with at a celebration in The Hamptons on Tuesday, lauding her ‘lifelong dedication to philanthropy and animal welfare.’

Beth joined guests ‘in celebrating a day where generosity, compᴀssion, and purpose took center stage,’ the publication said.

BELLA Magazine said in a news release that honors for Beth on Tuesday had been for her ‘lifelong dedication to philanthropy and animal welfare,’ which ‘perfectly reflected the spirit of the event’

Beth posed with BELLA Media + Co CEO and Editor-in-Chief Vanessa Coppes

Coppes said that the event ‘was a beautiful reminder that when community, compᴀssion, and purpose come together, extraordinary things happen’

Tuesday’s event at the Oceanbleu Resort in Westhampton Beach was also in commemoration of the 4th Annual Cards for a Cure to aid efforts moving forward pediatric cancer research.

Those on hand for the event, which had been a collaboration with the Pediatric Cancer Foundation (PCF), included philanthropists, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and media personalities, according to the publication.

BELLA Media + Co CEO and Editor-in-Chief Vanessa Coppes said that ‘one of the greatest privileges of what we do at BELLA is using our platform to bring people together around causes that truly matter.’

Coppes, who partnered with Dr. David Shokrian of Millennial Plastic Surgery for the special event, said that ‘Cards for a Cure was a beautiful reminder that when community, compᴀssion, and purpose come together, extraordinary things happen.

‘We are incredibly grateful to everyone who supported this event and helped advance the Pediatric Cancer Foundation’s mission of bringing hope to children and families facing pediatric cancer.’