After marrying ex-wife Alison Berns in 1978, the former couple welcomed their first daughter, Emily, five years later. Their second child, daughter Debra, was born in 1983, followed by their third daughter, Ashley, in 1993. Howard and Alison separated in 2000, and their divorce was finalized in 2001. (Howard is currently married to wife Beth Stern.)

Despite Howard’s usual openness about the personal details of his life, he has only briefly spoken about his divorce. “I was never really that comfortable discussing my divorce with the audience,” he told Rolling Stone in 2011. “My ex-wife isn’t a bad person. She’s a really good person and we have three great children, and that is such a private matter for me. If it was my matter alone, I would discuss it, but there are other people involved.”

He also told the outlet he was proud of his daughters, saying, “They’re all very good students. I’m very proud of them. They’re great kids.”

From their careers to their families, here’s everything to know about Howard Stern’s three daughters.

Emily Beth Stern, 40

Howard and Alison welcomed their first child, Emily, in 1983.

Emily told The Jewish Journal in 2008 that growing up, she was always discouraged from listening to her dad’s talk show, but she did sneak in a few listens when she was a teenager.

“I remember being like, ‘That isn’t my dad. Who is this?’ ” she told the outlet. “Then once I reached the age when it was maybe acceptable to listen … it really just wasn’t what I was interested in, in seeing my dad that way, and also the content.”

In 2015, Emily spoke candidly to the New York Post about her life and upbringing. She explained that “my dad’s emphasis on sexuality [in his career] kept me out of the dating ring [when I was younger].”

She also reflected on her parents’ divorce, saying, “I believed that my parents were very much in love. I felt like the divorce came out of nowhere. I thought that sacred bond was so strong.”

After earning a BFA in drama from New York University, Emily briefly pursued acting before studying religion. According to her The Jewish Journal author page, she is a Rabbinic student in the Aleph Ordination Program and an ordained Mashpia, a Jewish spiritual director.

Although she grew up Jewish, her family wasn’t very religious. However, the family did practice transcendental meditation, which they all continue to do to this day.

While speaking to the New York Post, Emily added that although she has chosen a more religious lifestyle, she is still “close with both my parents.”

Emily regularly posts her prayers and poetry on her Instagram account and shares her photography on her personal website, too.

Debra Jennifer Stern, 37