Having dated him since 2000 it was easy for model Beth Ostrosky to marry shock jock Howard Stern at Le Cirque restaurant in New York City on Friday, October 3. What wasn't easy was to not letup on her preparations for New York City Marathon set for November 2. Photo Credit: Splash News/FileOctober 14, 2008, (Sawf News) - Having dated him since 2000 it was easy for model Beth Ostrosky to marry shock jock Howard Stern at Le Cirque restaurant in New York City on Friday, October 3. What wasn't easy was to not letup on her preparations for New York City Marathon set for November 2.
Beth, 36, is participating in the marathon to raise money for the North Shore Animal League. The vocal animal rights activist hopes to raise $250,000 for the cause.
"Between getting married, the honeymoon and my marathon training, it's been crazy," Beth told MTV News on Monday, October 13, at the New York premiere of Madonna's film Filth and Wisdom. "I did my first 20-mile [run] on Saturday, and we moved. We've moved into a new apartment, so it's all at once."
Beth says the marathon was "top priority" for her.
"The getting-married part was easy. The planning was a little more difficult, but it was the training that took top priority," she said.
Beth also provided some interesting insights into the private wedding attended by 180 guests including Joan Rivers, Chevy Chase, Rob Zombie, Jimmy Kimmel, Sarah Silverman, John Stamos, Barbara Walters and Donald Trump.
During the wedding, the couple were serenaded by Phoebe Snow, best known for her 1975 hit Poetry Man, who sang the the wedding classic You Send Me; Billy Joel who gave a rendition of The Stranger and Train lead singer Patrick Monahan.
Recalling the performances at the wedding Beth told MTV news:
"Chevy Chase doing an impromptu [and X-rated] speech was fun. Billy Joel serenading us was not planned, and my best friend got up and spoke. Jimmy Kimmel made a surprise speech at the altar as Mark Consuelos was officiating. It was so much fun."
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