Jordan Karlesson
Howard Stern is praising himself (no surprise there) for calling out Pete Davidson’s rumored relationship with Emily Ratajkowski before it started happening.
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Howard Called It
The King of All Media, on his Sirius XM show, recently fielded a listener weighing in about Stern suggesting his then-bachelor friend Davidson start dating actor and author Ratajkowski.
Entertainment Tonight ran a photo of Davidson and Ratajkowski embracing on November 17. Page Six reported the following day that she is “super into” the “charming” Davidson.
“Well, I don’t want to come off with a big head here, but everyone’s looking at me, going, ‘You predicted this on the air, Howard,’” he said last week.
Howard Stern then replayed footage of himself predicting a Davidson and Ratajkowski pair-up on September 12.
“I was thinking, Pete Davidson could go out with Emily Ratajkowski, that beauty,” Stern said.
“Now there you go,” Stern’s longtime co-host, Robin Quivers, chimed in. “There’s another woman. She was here not too long ago talking about her book — and now she’s getting a divorce.”
Last year, Ratajkowski — a Planned Parenthood spokesperson and women’s health advocate — released a collection of essays called My Body.
“That’s right. So that’d be a match-up there,” Stern added.
Returning to the current episode of his series, Stern continued to credit himself for calling the new fling between Davidson and Ratajkowski — if it’s actually true.
Stern’s Co-Host Has Questions
Quivers then noted how Davidson appears to already be backtracking on a statement he made after splitting with Kim Kardashian a few months ago.
“I just laugh because Pete, after Kim Kardashian, said he wasn’t going to date any more famous women,” Quivers said.
“This dude is living the dream,” Stern replied. “And you know you can get a little bit jealous and go, ‘Why him?’ bah-bah-bah. He’s a funny dude, he’s famous, he’s got big d— energy — everyone knows about his big c—.”
Quivers jumped in: “Why does he keep saying, ‘I’m going to stop doing this?’”
Stern added: “Famous women are like a drug. … But at some point, if he f—s so many [famous] women … this guy’s gonna start getting the reputation that … he’s like a bee: He only pollinates, then goes. Pollinates, then goes.”
