Judge Judy announcer dead: Jerry Bishop who 'had a golden heart' dies aged 84
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mirror.co.ukJerry Bishop, the long serving announcer on legal reality show Judge Judy, has died at the age of 84. Show star Judge Judy Sheindlin, 77, shared the news and expressed her sorrow over her loss in a heartfelt tribute.
TMZ reports that Jerry died of heart disease on Tuesday and leaves behind a legacy of work spanning decades with appearances, voiceover work and acting roles in a wide range of projects.
Jerry also had a long career in radio and was the voice of drive time on Los Angeles radio stations including KFI, KIIS and KLAC between the 1960s and ’80s.
Announcing her sadness, Judy said in a statement: ”Jerry Bishop has been the voice of our program for 24 years. Everybody loved him.” She continued: “He had a golden heart and generous
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