Beth Stern on Hubby Howard, 'Mom Caves' and Kids

May 29, 2012 As Seen On Extra

Howard Stern’s wife Beth O. Stern stopped by The Grove to talk with “Extra’s” Mario Lopez about her husband’s new gig as a judge on “America’s Got Talent” -- and her own HGTV show, “Mom Caves.”

Beth Stern on Hubby Howard, 'Mom Caves' and Kids

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“I knew that America was going to fall in love with him the way that I did,” she gushed about hubby Howard. In her eyes, he makes a great judge because “he's very honest.”

Beth is staying busy as well, co-hosting “Mom Caves” for HGTV. Nominated by their husbands, the show treats moms by transforming one room in their home into their own personal paradise.

“You won't believe the exotic transformation when we turn this old sun room into the ultimate mom cave,” she explained. Beth added, “There's always some fabulous element... I put a waterfall in a woman’s bedroom!”

Will Beth need a mom cave of her own some day?

"We've discussed it, but right now in our lives we're very content with our dog and our three adopted cats,” said the 39-year-old model and TV personality.

Tune in to watch "Mom Caves" on Saturdays at 8:30 PM on HGTV.

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