Howard Stern’s future with Sirius XM up in the air as $500 million contract nears its end. Report. Legendary radio host Howard Stern faces an uncertain future at Sirius XM as his 5-year $500 million contract winds down. According to a report, the 71-year-old shock jock would be open to a short-term contract if the price is right, but he’s also considering calling it quits with Sirius XM. sources familiar with the negotiations told the Daily Mail.
He may do a one to two-year contract if they can meet him where he wants financially. He doesn’t want to pull the plug on his employees like this. One source told the outlet, “He is off in the summer, but this year has been saying maybe I should retire.” Another source told the outlet. Another source said Stern is even thinking about parting ways with Sirius X. Stern started the second iteration of the Howard Stern Show on Sirius XM in 2006 and has remained a staple ever since.
The Howard Stern Show ‘to be canceled’ after nearly 20
The host’s reputation has flip-flopped over the years between being regarded as an awe inspiring dominator who could pry anything out of any guest and has been out of touch. Stern has struggled to clarify his identity over the last few years while insisting that he is awake and simultaneously doing layup interviews with people like former President Joe Biden and former Vice President Klan Harris despite leaning Republican earlier in his storied career. Howard Stern was trending on social media late Tuesday night as rumors spread that a show would not be renewed for another round on Sirius XM after a nearly 20-year run.
All of those rumors come from a story published by the US Sun which said that the satellite radio and streaming provider would not reup Stern when his contract runs out at the end of the year. Instead, according to the report, Sirius XM would look to make a deal with Stern for his catalog. Sirius and Stern are never going to meet on the money he is going to want. The unnamed person said for the Sun, “It’s no longer worth the investment.
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” No other outlet was reporting the news with sourcing other than the Sun’s report on Tuesday night, meaning that no one has yet to officially go on the record to say that Stern is out. That said, the 71-year-old has discussed openly on air for some time the decision he would have to make, whether
