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Williams, M. (2026, October 16). ‘Baywatch’ alum Nicole Eggert still horrified by ‘mistreatment’ during 1995 Howard Stern interview. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/16/celebrity-news/baywatch-alum-nicole-eggert-still-horrified-by-mistreatment-during-1995-howard-stern-interview/
Williams, Martha. “‘Baywatch’ alum Nicole Eggert still horrified by ‘mistreatment’ during 1995 Howard Stern interview.” New York Post, 16 Oct. 2026, https://pagesix.com/2026/10/16/celebrity-news/baywatch-alum-nicole-eggert-still-horrified-by-mistreatment-during-1995-howard-stern-interview/.
Williams, Martha. “‘Baywatch’ alum Nicole Eggert still horrified by ‘mistreatment’ during 1995 Howard Stern interview.” New York Post, October 16, 2026. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/16/celebrity-news/baywatch-alum-nicole-eggert-still-horrified-by-mistreatment-during-1995-howard-stern-interview/.
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Nicole Eggert, a former star of the TV show Baywatch, expressed ongoing distress over her interview with Howard Stern in 1995, as detailed in a recent book. In the interview, she faced harsh treatment that left her wishing to console her younger self from decades ago. Reflecting on similar interviews by other women, Eggert stated, "Watching old clips of the show and seeing how many women were treated – or more fittingly, mistreated – is also shocking." Former Stern employee Chaunce Hayden recalled bringing in the ashes of fan favorite Debbie Tay, who died from a drug overdose in 1995, for an on-air memorial. During this memorial, Stern reportedly joked about bone fragments he pulled from the box containing Tay’s remains, actions that her family later sued over, seeking $8 million in damages.