Judge Judy to retire from on-screen courtroom television
After three decades as an on-screen arbitrator, Judge Judy Sheindlin, 83, will retire from televised courtroom work when her current series, Judy Justice, ends in October. Her television career began with Judge Judy in 1996, ran 25 seasons until 2020 and returned with Judy Justice for five years; she is a four-time Emmy winner and reported major earnings including a $95 million net worth figure in 2007 and $47 million annual earnings reported in 2011. Sheindlin will remain involved as a producer and will pass the on-screen gavel to her son Adam Levy, who will front Adam's Law.
Judge Judy will retire from on-screen court television in October.
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She ended Judge Judy after 25 seasons in 2020 and then returned with Judy Justice. Judy Justice will finish in October and she will retire from on-screen work. Her son Adam Levy will lead a new solo courtroom series while she stays on as a…
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