The guest on The Howard Stern Show who was loved by many has died at the age of 72.
A heartfelt message was read on Stern’s show on Wednesday to honor longtime caller Angry Alice.
People who heard Alice Gotti, who was also known as “Crazy Alice,” knew her for ranting and raving on the Howard Stern Show’s “Wack Pack.”
Stern told the audience on September 4 that he was sad to hear about this.
“One of our Wack Pack has died.”
The people who are regulars on The Howard Stern Show are called “The Wack Pack.” In 2015, the official list of members was made public.
Stern had his guest guess Alice’s age before he told them she died at 72 years old.
Comments on social media call Alice the “funniest radio caller of all time” by people who used to listen to the show.
It was said that Crazy Alice had died. Someone on X wrote, “She was a lot of fun,” then remembered one of her famous insults full of swear words.
It was great having her. RIP, Alice,” said someone else.
“Everyone else said ‘Hi Fred’ before I did.
“I loved it when she would just say ‘Hi Fred’ after going on an out-of-control, swear-filled rant.” Classy as always.
“She is most likely yelling at St. Peter right now.”
“Another great person died.” May you rest in peace. Alice was mad. It will be tomorrow when I pour some out for you. “Many blessings and good night for now,” said a third fan.
“I really liked Angry Alice. Like when she said Howard was a witch who was hurt. Even now it makes me laugh. A Reddit user wrote, “Rest in peace, Alice.”
In 1997, Alice started calling the show for the first time.
Stern wrote in his tribute that she was “angry at the world.”
“She told us her anger felt like having an upset stomach – it just needed to come out.”
Then Stern showed a montage of some of Alice’s “angriest moments,” which were full of rude and offensive language.
Stellan said, “Angry Alice, rest in peace.”
“We love each other dearly.” “She’s superb.”
Alice’s death has not been explained.