Howard Stern's former employee claimed in a new lawsuit that the SiriusXM star and his partner, Beth Stern, imposed an unusually strict and at times deeply personal array of rules on their household staff.
Leslie Kuhn who is an executive assistant that managed the Stern's home in the Hamptons sued the pair for creating the most hostile work environment as per the lawsuit issued in the New York Court over this past weekend.
As per the documents attained by media outlet Page Six, Kuhn was asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement that forbade her from talking about any kind of business affairs, as well as Howard and Beth's personal affairs.
This agreement would ban Kuhn from sharing the family's daily activities and personal habits and even keep their food preferences, sleeping habits, and hobbies guarded at all times.
She would also be barred from talking about the use of consumer products, the choice of hotels, restaurants, and other private establishments. Other clauses spoke about lips being sealed on entertainment preferences, political affiliations, and any matter impacting or relating to the firm.