The Most Outrageous Confessions On Howard Stern
Published -
- June 25, 2018
- 2:00 pm
Howard Stern has cemented his place as a radio legend over the course of a long and controversial career, perfecting the art of making his guests feel relaxed, and prompting them to share very personal stories.
In fact, Stern’s guests often find themselves answering questions that would never fly in most interviews. Here are some of the most outrageous and shocking celebrity confessions uttered on The Howard Stern Show…
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How have Howard Stern’s interviews with celebrities and everyday people influenced popular culture and public discourse?
Howard Stern, the “King of All Media,” is known for his controversial and boundary-pushing radio show. Over the years, he has interviewed countless celebrities, politicians, and everyday people, who have all shared their most intimate and shocking secrets.
Here are some of the most outrageous confessions on Howard Stern:
1. Eric the Midget’s fetish for balloons: Eric the Midget, a frequent caller on the show, admitted to having a fetish for balloons. He described in detail how he would pleasure himself by rubbing balloons on his body.
2. Charlie Sheen’s drug use and prostitutes: In a 2011 interview, Charlie Sheen admitted to using cocaine and hiring prostitutes. He also claimed to have “tiger blood” and “Adonis DNA.”
3. Ronnie the Limo Driver’s threesomes: Ronnie, Stern’s long-time limo driver, revealed that he and his wife often engaged in threesomes with other women. He even brought one of his partners onto the show to talk about their experiences.
4. High Pitch Erik’s sex with a dog: Erik, another frequent caller, shocked listeners when he admitted to having sex with a dog. He claimed that it was consensual and that he had the animal’s owner’s permission.
5. Artie Lange’s suicide attempt: In 2010, comedian Artie Lange revealed on the show that he had attempted suicide by stabbing himself in the stomach nine times. He openly discussed his struggles with drug addiction and depression.
While these confessions may be shocking and disturbing to some, they exemplify Stern’s willingness to push boundaries and give his guests a platform to express themselves freely. Love him or hate him, Howard Stern has become a cultural icon, and his show continues to attract a fiercely loyal audience who crave the unexpected and unconventional.
