Sterns Sued for Hostile Work Environment

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Howard Stern and his wife Beth are facing a lawsuit from their former executive assistant,

Leslie Coon, who claims they created a hostile work, environment at their 20,000-square-foot

mansion in Southampton.

Leslie says after the couple invited her to live there, Beth loaded her up with running

the whole household from scheduling staff and handling.

Payroll to managing Beth's on-site cat rescue program.

The Sterns are known for their love of rescuing cats, with Beth saying their home has cared

for over 900 fee lines over the past five years.

Though never all at once, and Leslie points to those operations as a big source of pressure

and disorganization.

She alleges that less than two years in, they fired her amid all that chaos, and now she's

challenging a separation agreement from Howard's production.

Only 112, that includes a binding non-disclosure agreement, she calls Suspicious.

Leslie argues the NDA looks backdated with just her type name.

Not a real signature, leaving her at a huge disadvantage against the power couple as.

This legal battle heats up in court.